'Shifting the crime scene': Union warns of lack of detail in new bail breach laws The Queensland government's latest attempt to crack down on youth crime has raised more questions than answers.
The proposed bail breach laws, which would imprison children who commit "adult time, adult crime" offences while on bail, have been met with skepticism by union representatives and experts.
Critics argue that the new laws fail to address the root causes of the problem and risk exacerbating existing issues within the detention system.