Conspiring to commit murder, unlawful stalking and riot are among 12 new offences that juveniles can now be sentenced as adults for.
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23 Apr 2026 · 09:03 IST · 1 min
A dozen new offences added to LNP's adult crime, adult time laws in Qld
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Conspiring to commit murder, unlawful stalking and riot are among 12 new offences that juveniles can now be sentenced as adults for.
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- Conspiring to commit murder, unlawful stalking and riot are among 12 new offences that juveniles can now be sentenced as adults for.
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