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✓ The StandardPower & Policy

Woman with 39-page criminal record refused bail after burglary two days after release

Woman refused bail after allegedly stealing from a unit just two days after release.

Why it mattersThe quick cycle from release to reoffending shows a real challenge for the justice system managing repeat offenders with underlying health problems.

AustraliaWarrnambool residents face ongoing concerns about theft, and the case highlights challenges in Victoria's criminal justice system.

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