ABC News – Australia
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Queensland coercive control laws struggle with enforcement one year after implementation
Queensland's coercive control laws, implemented in May 2024, face challenges proving effectiveness one year later. A domestic violence victim compiled 90 pages of evidence but police deemed it insufficient, citing the difficulty of establishing a persistent pattern of abuse. Legal experts say one year is premature to assess the legislation, while police warn resource constraints limit investigations.
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