‘Shock’ loophole in NSW law meant to protect children against incarceration could mean more will be locked up
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- The Minns government is seeking to amend the doli incapax presumption in New South Wales law, potentially leading to more children facing incarceration. This change suggests a shift in the legal approach to juvenile justice, raising concerns about the implications for vulnerable youth.
- The proposed legislation aims to strengthen the legal framework surrounding the treatment of children in the justice system, but critics argue it undermines protections designed to prevent the criminalization of minors.
- This development reflects ongoing debates about juvenile justice reform in Australia, where balancing accountability and protection for young offenders remains a contentious issue.
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