The Sydney Morning Herald | Preventative detention changes would affect about 60 people charged or convicted over terror threat The Sydney Morning Herald At least 13 people currently serving jail time for high-level terrorism related convictions could be held indefinitely under legislation supported by federal and state attorneys-general in Canberra on Friday. The Turnbull government is moving ahead ... State and territory attorneys-general back laws to keep convicted terrorists behind bars Attorneys-general agree to terror measures Officials peer beyond terror sentences |
Preventative detention changes would affect about 60 people charged or convicted over terror threat – The Sydney Morning Herald
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Aug 5, 2016