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Fact Check: Mandatory sentencing: does it reduce crime?

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Fact Check: Mandatory sentencing: does it reduce crime?
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NSW Bar Association president Phillip Boulten SC claims there is no evidence that mandatory sentencing decreases crime.
Verdict: Overreach

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation 2014
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All Rights Reserved
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open
Post date:
26 May 2020

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