Framed on the wall of Terry O’Gorman’s office in inner-city Brisbane is a white vest and a cartoon.
The criminal lawyer wore the legal observer’s vest as a law student with an Art Garfunkel-esque mop of curls during the brutal crackdown on those protesting against the now infamous tour of the apartheid-era South African rugby team in the early days of the Joh Bjelke-Petersen regime.
