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Home > News & Insights > Media lawyers reacted strongly to a request from the Children’s Court not to identify victims of juvenile offenders

Media lawyers reacted strongly to a request from the Children’s Court not to identify victims of juvenile offenders

10 August 2017 Communications and Marketing Advisor Holly Gillan e: Holly.Gillan@mk.com.au d: 0481 325 359 m: 0481 325 359
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Media lawyers reacted strongly to a request from the Children’s Court not to identify victims of juvenile offenders. @JustinQuill #9News pic.twitter.com/wZsF5Hp72Q

— Nine News Melbourne (@9NewsMelb) August 10, 2017

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Media lawyers reacted strongly to a request from the Children’s Court not to identify victims of juvenile offenders

10 August 2017 Holly Gillan e: Holly.Gillan@mk.com.au d: 0481 325 359 m: 0481 325 359

Media lawyers reacted strongly to a request from the Children’s Court not to identify victims of juvenile offenders. @JustinQuill #9News pic.twitter.com/wZsF5Hp72Q

— Nine News Melbourne (@9NewsMelb) August 10, 2017