Supreme Court explains reasons for denying sex offender's release

The continued detention of a sex offender known as Mr A is valid because he did not challenge legislation under which he was convicted at the time of his trial, the Supreme Court ruled today.

Supreme Court explains reasons for denying sex offender's release

The continued detention of a sex offender known as Mr A is valid because he did not challenge legislation under which he was convicted at the time of his trial, the Supreme Court ruled today.

The five-judge court explained in its detailed 52-page judgment why it granted an appeal by the state against the release of the 41-year-old, jailed for raping a 12-year-old girl.

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