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✓ The CourierPower & Policy

Sentenced after jumping from car during mid-sale drug bust in Ballarat

Dealer sentenced to community order after police caught him mid-sale drug deal.

Why it mattersSpies was caught red-handed mid-sale with evidence of dealing, yet the court chose rehabilitation over jail.

AustraliaNo direct impact on Australian drug policy. One Ballarat dealer's sentencing shows how Victorian courts can order community work instead of jail.

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