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Duncan Murray

Police compromising young people's right to silence

NSW police are required to make a record of when a young person exercises their right to silence. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)

NSW police have systematically compromised young people's right to silence, including questioning a teenager with a recent head injury against his wishes.

A report released on Monday found in a significant number of cases police had carried out interviews with vulnerable people after their lawyers said their clients did not consent.

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