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Two Indigenous mothers in New South Wales took police to court after officers conducted over 150 unauthorised visits to their homes in just 20 months—many at night, for bail checks with no proper court orders. The raids caused trauma, disrupted schooling, and shattered trust in law enforcement. While the trespass case has settled, a separate federal racial discrimination claim is still pending, alleging systemic targeting based on Aboriginal identity. The case exposes how bail enforcement can cross legal and ethical lines, especially in vulnerable communities.

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