Qld's worst criminals facing indefinite life sentences under parole overhaul
Dangerous prisoners like Gerard Baden-Clay could remain locked up for life under legislation introduced to state parliament on Tuesday.
Qld's worst criminals facing indefinite life sentences under parole overhaul
Dangerous prisoners like Gerard Baden-Clay could remain locked up for life under legislation introduced to state parliament on Tuesday.
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