3AW interview with Neil Mitchell – 'Victorians entitled to ask questions over bail'

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Victims of Crime Commissioner Greg Davies says Victorians are entitled to ask why a Lebanese national was granted bail, despite a judge admitting he's a flight risk.

3AW interview with Neil Mitchell – 'Victorians entitled to ask questions over bail' (External link)

Victims of Crime Commissioner Greg Davies says Victorians are entitled to ask why a Lebanese national was granted bail, despite a judge admitting he's a flight risk.

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Legislation and victims

3AW interview with Neil Mitchell – 'Victorians entitled to ask questions over bail'

3AW interview with Neil Mitchell – 'Victorians entitled to ask questions over bail' (External link)