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Staff front 'kangaroo court' probe after arrest threat

Senior political staffer James Cullen (centre) has been grilled at an inquiry into hate speech laws. (Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS)

Senior government staff have faced terse questions over the passage of anti-protest and hate speech laws after threats they could be arrested for refusing to front an inquiry.

NSW Premier Chris Minns' chief of staff James Cullen, his deputies and two senior staff for Police Minister Yasmin Catley showed up on Friday after being summoned to appear earlier in June.

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