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Zac de Silva and Adelaide Lang

Focus on deportations after killer's High Court win

The High Court has ruled a murderer's electronic monitoring and curfew are unconstitutional. (Farid Farid/AAP PHOTOS)

More than 40 asylum seekers, most of whom have committed crimes in Australia, will have their ankle monitors removed and curfews scrapped after the nation's top court once again threw government policy into chaos.

The High Court ruled in favour of Papua New Guinea-born man, who argued the conditions placed on him after his release from prison were unconstitutional.

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