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Law and Order

Law and Order

Think of innocents in jail

Recently, long-term prisoners, convicted of murder have been released despite loud protests. (“Why let a killer walk free?”, 10/9). At the time of sentencing, the victims’ families applaud the judgment […]

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on Think of innocents in jail Alan Sexton 20/12/2024
Forget point scoring
Law and Order NSW Politics

Forget point scoring

Police Minister Yasmin Catley is correct to praise the NSW Police for their masterful triumph in up-ending the cadre that was the “Commission” an apparent cohort of alleged drug distributors […]

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on Forget point scoring Alan Sexton 20/12/2024
Heroes and Champions Law and Order

End soft justice and put cowards in a cell

I agree wholeheartedly that domestic violence is definitely a shameful form of cowardice, however solving this insidious problem is no simple matter. As a former police officer, I attended countless […]

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on End soft justice and put cowards in a cell Alan Sexton 20/12/2024
Law and Order NSW Politics

Balancing act

The separation of powers between the parliament and the courts is critical to our structure of government and rule of law. It is right that the NSW State Labor government […]

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on Balancing act Alan Sexton 20/12/2024
Law and Order Medicine

Decisions are mental

One must surely ask whether we should celebrate the decision of judges to cancel over a thousand cases against the mentally ill, thus humanely ensuring that those not criminally responsible […]

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on Decisions are mental Alan Sexton 20/12/2024
Our police bear a very heavy load
Law and Order

Our police bear a very heavy load

With a mission statement to prevent, detect and investigate crime, keep our roads safe and co-ordinate rescue efforts in emergencies, our amazing police officers are certainly in need of much […]

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on Our police bear a very heavy load Alan Sexton 20/12/2024
Law and Order NSW Politics

Time to lose the spin

News that former Channel 7 Spotlight producer Steve Jackson has been appointed to Police Commissioner Karen Webb’s office is surely daunting (“Blame game begins as Webb in a spin again”, […]

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on Time to lose the spin Alan Sexton 20/12/2024
Law and Order

Protesters should be left in place

It is surely a good outcome in our country of asylum from the world’s conflicts that street protests are happily tolerated during the recent Middle East frictions. It is clear […]

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on Protesters should be left in place Alan Sexton 20/12/2024
Law and Order Science

Cunneen’s crusade

Having recently read Margaret Cunneen’s autobiography, The Boxing Butterly, it seems she wrote it too soon as she now embarks on a long overdue crusade to introduce thiopentone (sodium pentobarbitone) […]

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on Cunneen’s crusade Alan Sexton 20/12/2024
Heroes and Champions Law and Order Someone behaving badly

Good amid evil

Even if it eventuates that this was an evil act of mistaken identity, there is little recompense for a 12-year-old child losing his dad in a scene worse than any […]

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on Good amid evil Alan Sexton 20/12/2024

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