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Judges find sentences imposed by Richlands Childrens Court to be “excessive’’ or “unlawful” – Proctor
Queensland’s Children’s Court chief judge has overturned “excessive’’ sentences handed to two children by a Richlands Children’s Court magistrate for relatively “minor’’ crimes.
In one case, a 15-year-old first-time offender from a disadvantaged family – given the…
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