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ARTICLE · 18 SEPTEMBER 2022

Parole Authority discretion to grant or refuse parole in NSW

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Parole Authority NSW can grant parole if it considers that it will be in the interest of the community safety to do so.

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Here is more on parole authority laws in NSW. If seeking advice it's recommended to get specific legal advice.

33-year-old Mohammad Bayati was found guilty of taking or detaining a 3-year-old girl to obtain an advantage and commit an act of indecency on her.

Bayati led the 3 year old girl through a stairwell of the Homebush DFO outlet in December 2016, after she was found playing in the outlets play area with her siblings.

What the CCTV footage depicted was shocking, namely, Bayati holding the little girl's hand as he led her onto the stairwell before both disappeared from the camera's view for about 11 minutes during which time he exposed his penis to her.

His Honour Judge Robinson when delivering Judgement on Friday said, "He took and detained the victim for his sexual gratification".

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