Guy Sebastian Case Appeal Successful, Titus Day Released

Guy Sebastian’s former manager, Titus Day, was released from custody on charges of embezzling a client’s money after his lawyers won an appeal in court last week.

50th day, Sentenced to at least two and a half years in prison After a New South Wales District Court jury found him guilty of embezzling more than $600,000 from the singer, including Sebastian’s earnings as a support act for pop star Taylor Swift.

At the Court of Criminal Appeals last week, South Carolina Attorney Brett Walker said the prosecutor’s final speech caused a miscarriage of justice as the prosecutor reversed the burden of proof by citing Day’s failure to produce evidence. asserted two points of appeal.

Day’s attorney, Lauren McDougall, was informed Monday afternoon that the appeal was successful. It is understood that his two remaining appealing points have yet to be decided.

McDougall urgently applied for Day’s release. Her application was approved at 5:30 p.m. Acting Judge Carolyn Simpson granted her bail, but the King did not object.

The Court of Criminal Appeals was notified on Friday that the grounds of appeal could lead to a new trial order. Whether or not to proceed with a retrial is at the discretion of the Attorney General.

The day took place at St. Heliers Correctional Center, a minimum security facility in Muswellbrook, Hunter Valley. He was picked up at the center by his relatives on Monday evening.

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