Queensland Introduces Strict Bail Reform Bill Reversing Onus of Proof

The Queensland government has tabled legislation establishing mandatory twelve-month jail terms for bail breaches and shifting the burden of proof onto defendants seeking release.

27 Aug, 08:48 — 27 Aug, 08:48

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Qld’s ‘strongest bail laws in the country’ could reverse onus of proof

A long-flagged “breach bail, go to jail” bill has been introduced to parliament, creating a new offence, bail regime, and mandatory 12-month jail term.

By Matt Dennien

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Queensland Introduces Strict Bail Reform Bill Reversing Onus of Proof

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