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SA Govt move to cut jail sentence discounts
Legislation to cut sentencing discounts for serious offenders in South Australia will go before state parliament this week.
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Legislation to cut sentencing discounts for serious offenders in South Australia will go before state parliament this week.
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Coronavirus chaos has set South Australian courts back several months, Chief Justice Chris Kourakis revealed as he today welcomed the rollout of a nation-leading electronic court management system.
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EXCLUSIVE | Chief Justice Chris Kourakis is expecting an “unprecedented” cut to courts funding in the upcoming state budget, warning it would result in “significant” cuts to services.
