New Tasmanian laws give victims of domestic violence a voice in court

By Georgie Burgess
Updated May 4 2016 - 10:05am, first published 10:04am
LOUDER VOICE: Attorney-General Vanessa Goodwin, pictured with Premier Will Hodgman, says legal changes for victims of domestic violence reflect modern community standards.
LOUDER VOICE: Attorney-General Vanessa Goodwin, pictured with Premier Will Hodgman, says legal changes for victims of domestic violence reflect modern community standards.

Victims of family violence will be given a louder voice in court under new legislation put forward by the state government. 

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