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Duncan Murray

Court security beefed for landmark war crime hearings

New security measures will be introduced at Sydney's busiest courthouse for a war-crimes case. (Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS)

Security will need to be beefed up at Sydney's busiest courthouse to protect "sensitive information" tendered in the landmark war-crimes prosecution of a former SAS soldier.

Oliver Jordan Schulz, 43, is facing allegations he shot a local man, Dad Mohammad, three times as he lay on his back in a wheat field in Afghanistan's Uruzgan province in 2012.

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