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Adult Crime Adult Time Passes Qld Parliament
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AI-generatedThe policy reflects a broader trend in Australia towards tougher juvenile justice measures, amid debates on effectiveness and human rights. High reoffending rates among incarcerated youth raise concerns about long-term social and economic costs.
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- Queensland government expanded 'adult crime, adult time' policy, adding 12 new offences, total now 45.
- Since 2024, over 4,000 juveniles charged with 19,000 offences under the policy.
- Legislation repeals drug diversion program, imposes stricter penalties for repeat offenders.
- Youth Advocacy Centre CEO Katherine Hayes calls for independent review citing high reoffending rates.
Tougher juvenile laws may increase school dropout rates and strain alternative education programs.
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