Attorney-General orders inquiry into parole board professional standards
2 Sep 15 · 12d ago · 1 article · 1 comment · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
Tasmania's Attorney-General Guy Barnett said he would write to the chair of the parole board seeking an explanation about its professional standards and assurances that the AI hallucination error would not recur.
Susan Neill-Fraser Convicted murderer, parole condition challengerBen Hancock Parole Board of Tasmania secretaryJustice Stephen Estcourt Supreme Court of Tasmania judgeGuy Barnett Tasmania Attorney-GeneralSarah Schwartz Legal director, Human Rights Law Centre
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first by ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 12d ago · also ABC Australia
What people said 3 voices · verbatim
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No, the point they were making was that because of the theft and profiteering, no one would bother making anything any more. That's not going to happen.
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Probably a lot at their desks I'd imagine. I toured that old prison and the gallows felt so creepy. It was hard to imagine it wasn't some colonial thing
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You don't seem to get what I'm saying but I don't have the energy to keep going with this. Have a good one.
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