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Abdul Nacer Benbrika release ordered by Supreme Court

The convicted terrorist will leave prison today after a judge ordered his release on more than 30 strict conditions, including wearing an electronic monitoring device and adhering to a curfew.

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Abdul Nacer Benbrika will walk free from prison after Supreme Court order

The convicted terrorist will leave prison today after a judge ordered his release on more than 30 strict conditions, including wearing an electronic monitoring device and adhering to a curfew.

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Convicted terrorist Abdul Nacer Benribka could be released from Victoria jail in November

Abdul Nacer Benbrika, 60, has spent the last 18 years behind bars in a Victorian prison but could be back out on the streets as soon as November.

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Terrorist s lawyers tell supreme court government may have conspired to pervert the course of justice | Victoria

Counsel for Abdul Nacer Benbrika says he was kept in prison after completing sentence because government didn’t disclose report on risk assessment tool

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Tool to assess jailed terrorists before release criticised as unreliable and prejudicial to Muslims

Offenders may be kept in prison after serving sentence, but wrongly made order ‘almost always amounts to arbitrary detention’, rights group argues

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