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Kat Wong and Sam McKeith

SHOCKING: Many coercive control cases still going un charged - You Need To See This

Coercive control laws are yet to produce more than a handful of charges and are untested in court. (Diego Fedele/AAP PHOTOS)

A scarcity of coercive control charges have been defended a year after the domestic violence behaviour was criminalised.

NSW became the first Australian state to specifically outlaw coercive control - patterns of abuse used to hurt, scare, intimidate, threaten or control someone - in 2022.

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