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- The war crimes case against Ben Roberts-Smith has sparked debate in Australia.
- Former Victorian premier Jeff Kennett says the charges are "grossly unfair" and should be dropped, arguing the lengthy process could damage Roberts-Smith's life and military recruitment.
- Former Prime Minister John Howard supports the prosecution, stressing the rule of law and accountability.
- The disagreement highlights the tension between honoring military service and upholding legal standards in allegations.
