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Ben Roberts-Smith has resigned from his Seven Queensland role

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A law expert says there are public expectations that criminal charges should be laid over allegations Australian soldiers were involved in at least 40 murders in Afghanistan. It follows Ben Roberts-Smith's loss in defamation action against three newspapers which accused him of war crimes.
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