Public trust in the criminal justice system of Australia's largest state has slumped to its lowest level on record, likely driven by a fall in confidence in police, research shows.
The NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics (BOCSAR) report, released on Tuesday, revealed confidence in the state's police and courts plummeted in 2025 to the lowest point since records began in 2007.
Trust in police experienced the biggest decline, logging a nine percentage point drop to 73 per cent between 2019 and 2025.