新南威尔士州莫雷(Moree,新南威尔士州)面临青年犯罪激增,破门而入是州平均水平的九倍,这促使人们呼吁紧急进行司法改革。 Moree, NSW, faces soaring youth crime, with break-ins nine times the state average, prompting calls for urgent justice reform.

莫雷(新南威尔士州约8 000人的新南威尔士镇)正经历青年犯罪急剧上升,入室盗窃事件是州平均数的九倍,涉及年幼儿童的事件只有11人。 企业业主报告说,入室盗窃、对安全的恐惧和关闭事件有所增加,而官员们则指出,对罪犯的后果微乎其微,承诺的1 340万美元的青年犯罪对策(包括一个未建造的安全屋)进展停滞不前。 Moree, a New South Wales town of about 8,000, is experiencing a sharp rise in youth crime, with break-and-enters nine times the state average and incidents involving children as young as 11. Business owners report increased break-ins, fear for safety, and closures, while officials cite weak consequences for offenders and stalled progress on a promised $13.4 million youth crime response, including an unbuilt safe house. 市长Susannah Pearse(Susannah Pearse)和当地领导人责怪中央保释听证会和doli incapax法, 后者假定10至14岁的儿童不负刑事责任, Mayor Susannah Pearse and local leaders blame centralized bail hearings and the doli incapax law, which presumes children aged 10 to 14 lack criminal responsibility, calling for reform amid a pending government review. 与北部地区较严格的青年司法规则相反,莫雷领导人警告说,如果不紧急改变,社区挫折感可能导致私刑行动。 In contrast to the Northern Territory’s tougher youth justice rules, Moree leaders warn that without urgent changes, community frustration may lead to vigilante actions.