Queensland's LNP proposes adult detention for 17+ teens convicted of serious crimes if elected.

Queensland's LNP party has announced a youth crime policy that would see teens aged 17 or older convicted of serious crimes, such as murder, manslaughter, and robbery, receive adult detention sentences if the party wins the upcoming election. LNP Leader David Crisafulli revealed the policy, called "Adult Crime, Adult Time," at the party's state convention on Sunday, stating that young offenders should be held accountable for their crimes with the possibility of receiving the same sentences as adults.

July 07, 2024
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