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Australians have been transfixed by Schapelle Corby's case for years. Australian drug trafficker Schapelle Corby, almost 40, is heading home from Indonesia for the first time in more than 12 years. She lost her freedom, much of her youth and, it was feared, her sanity after she was caught carrying 4. To the horror of many Australians, the former beauty school student who worked in her parents' fish and chip shop was sentenced to 20 years' jail in Bali's Kerobokan prison. On Saturday, 12 years to the day after she was sentenced, Corby will be deported from Bali to start a new life at home on Queensland's Gold Coast. Her sentence was televised live. Australians watched as Corby slapped her forehead repeatedly with her palm and dissolved into tears, while her supporters in the Denpasar Local Court erupted in anger. But an Australian-based Indonesian law expert says the price could have been so much higher. Corby's arrest caused one of the greatest rifts in the already testy history of Australian-Indonesian relations. Corby was found with marijuana in her boogie board bag. Many Australians reacted badly to the sight of the small, bronzed Queenslander with big, green eyes locked in a foreign jail for carrying 'a bit of dope'. He says in the s the West, led by then US President Richard Nixon and his war on drugs, demanded South East Asian nations with more relaxed drug laws adopt a similar hard-line approach. Australia, Canada and many EU nations have now backed away from that hard line, but Prof Lindsey says many countries maintain a punitive approach. All of those drugs are in category one, the most serious forms of drugs,' he says. There are three penalties that could be imposed upon her: death, life in prison or up to 20 years in prison,' he says. Corby's supporters were passionate - but the beauty school student was jailed for 20 years. Sister Mercedes Corby and mother Rosleigh Rose held emotionally-charged media conferences in Bali, proclaiming Schapelle's innocence, demanding the Australian government bring Schapelle home, and floating theories about how the drugs came to be in her bag. One theory suggested a corrupt baggage handler in Brisbane sent the shipment in Corby's bag, intending it to be intercepted in Sydney before the flight then headed for Denpasar. But a former member of Corby's defence, Robin Tampoe, later declared that he had made up the theory himself. Philip Ruddock, who was Australia's attorney-general when Corby was arrested, has said claims of a set-up lack evidence. Trafficker Corby released in Bali. Raids over TV interview speculation. It's never been proven that drugs were planted on her,' he told the Australian Broadcasting Corp this week. Schapelle Corby's case tested relations between Australia and Indonesia. At the time, Sydney radio shock jock Malcolm T. His inflammatory comments referred to the judges as 'straight out of the trees'. Actor Russell Crowe stepped into Corby's corner. That is ridiculous,' he said in April That same month, Indonesia's consulate-general in Perth received an envelope containing two bullets and a letter that read, in part: 'If Schapelle Corby is not released immediately you will all receive one of these bullets through the brain. Protests both for and against Corby raged in Australia and Indonesia. Prof Lindsey says the unprecedented saga did Corby no favours. Her defence team made little effort to displace the prosecution's case, Prof Lindsey says. The behaviour of Corby and her supporters was also a major issue. She never seemed remorseful in court, and she behaved in a highly emotional and sometimes offensive way to the court,' Prof Lindsey says. This counts for much in the Indonesian system come sentencing, he says. Many Australians were angry at Corby's year jail term, comparing it to the much lighter terms given to some of the minor players in the deadly Bali bombings , which killed people including 88 Australians. But Prof Lindsey says despite Indonesia's notoriously clunky legal system, Corby was treated fairly. He says the judges knew the world was watching and 'seemed to manage this case pretty much straight down the line'. It's not life. It's not easy, but it could have been worse. A series of appeals between July and March ultimately failed to improve Corby's situation. Her sentence was cut by five years in an October appeal, but the defence and prosecution appealed that, and the year sentence was reinstated. They were given 10 days to produce it but did not. If the Corby circus wasn't enough, the sideshows were spectacular and damaged Corby's credibility with her Australian supporters. In , before her sentence, Queensland businessman Ron Bakir announced he would fund Corby's defence and had retained a law firm to investigate the source of the marijuana in Corby's bag. Corby's time in prison is said to have taken a toll on her mental health. He cut ties with the Corby team after alleging a prosecutor had asked for a bribe to reduce the sentence his team would request for Corby. It incensed Corby's legal team, most of whom were later sacked in dramatic and public fashion anyway. Her half-brother James Kisina, who was with her when she was arrested, was revealed to have criminal convictions, while Mercedes Corby won a defamation case after a television network aired an interview with a family friend. Other claims surfaced that Corby's father, Michael, had alleged dealings with the drugs trade. He died of bowel cancer in That year, Corby was admitted to hospital twice suffering from depression. In , Corby appealed to President Yudhoyono for clemency and her release on humanitarian grounds because of her mental health. He cut her term by five years and, Prof Lindsey says, endured great public criticism and failed legal moves to reverse his decision. Corby was released on parole in February , nine years and four months after her arrest thanks to Mr Yudhoyono's clemency and regular sentence discounts for Christmas and Indonesian Independence Day. Mr Lindsey says she was 'treated in a reasonable fashion as a drug trafficker in the context of the Indonesian legal system'. Media interest in Corby's return to Australia is expected to be huge. Corby has kept a low profile since she was paroled. For now, she lives in a modern villa in Kuta. Celebrity PR agent Max Markson says Corby could cash in once she comes home, although it is not clear what role Australia's Proceeds of Crime laws might play. Reality TV and invitations to big events like the Melbourne Cup beckon, he says. There are reports Corby wants to stay in Bali with her local boyfriend Ben Panangian and her dogs. If she's deported, it's likely she'll be barred from returning for six months. Prof Lindsey says it's unlikely she'll get to stay. Image source, Getty Images. By Jamie Duncan. In Australia, anti-Indonesian sentiment soared. Media circus. Appeals and sideshows.

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