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Judges and magistrates had repeatedly warned that the Minns government’s youth bail reforms unfairly treated children more harshly than adults accused of the same crimes, before the laws were extended. Experts have also claimed children are...
A week has passed since Constable Mia Lay was killed, and NSW’S police commissioner, Mal Lanyon, is grappling with how best to express the first death of an onduty officer in more than a decade. For Lanyon, who returned early from leave after...
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Baghsarian in February – regarded by senior police as a sign the goalposts had shifted – was unimaginable a decade ago, Lanyon says. ‘‘That never would have happened before. That is not something we would have seen,’’ he says. As his officers...