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NSW Attorney-General seeking advice on sentences for assaults on emergency workers

Ben Fordham
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NSW Attorney-General Mark Speakman is seeking advice on the sentences for assaulting emergency service workers.

Mr Speakman told Ben Fordham the NSW Sentencing Council will do a “deep-dive” into the law “to make sure that we’ve got the law right in NSW.”

The review will take into account a recent uptick in assaults on police officers and other emergency services workers.

“The government will consider whatever they report,” Mr Speakman said, “but I have to say that mandatory minimum sentences haven’t been demonstrated to be a great deterrent for anything.”

“But I’m not ruling anything in or out.”

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