Psychologist Tim Watson-Munro guilty of cocaine charge
The Advertiser, Adelaide
15 December 1999
Edited version
One of Australia's most prominent forensic psychologists has admitted in court he had taken cocaine to help combat a depressive illness. Tim Watson-Munro, 46, a forensic psychologist for more than 20 years has appeared in courts around Australia giving psychiatric evidence about clients.
Yesterday, Watson-Munro's career was on the line as he appeared before Melbourne Magistrates Court as a defendant, pleading guilty to possessing and using cocaine.He escaped conviction but was put on a 12 month, good-behaviour bond and ordered to pay $1000 to the court fund.
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