Sue Neill-Fraser makes court appearance
Lawyers representing Sue Neill-Fraser have been given two weeks to develop documents proving there is fresh and compelling evidence to lodge an appeal against her conviction.
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Neill-Fraser was sentenced to 26 years in prison after she was found guilty for the murder of her de-facto partner, Bob Chappell, who was last seen on board a yacht on Australia Day, 2009.
She appeared before Justice Shan Tennent in the Supreme Court in Hobart on Monday and a directions hearing has been scheduled for November 21.
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