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Kate Devlin and Andy Gregory

REVEALED: Attorney general who oversaw 2011 riots warns far right chaos is wake up call for broken justice system - The Real Truth

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The former attorney general during the 2011 riots has warned recent far-right violence should be a wake-up call for the country’s broken justice system.

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