Herald Sun | Jail not always the answer: Tas Greens 9news.com.au Getting rid of suspended sentences in Tasmania would lead to overcrowding in prisons where crime could flourish, the Greens say. A review of the state's suspended sentences shows people found guilty of a crime in Tasmania avoid jail more than any other ... Non-custodial sentence options needed to avoid Tasmanian prison population ... Non-custodial options crucial, says Sentencing Advisory Council report Paper considers court sentences |
