Thousands of Australian military personnel who served in Iraq and Afghanistan are at risk of being dragged through the courts for years on the word of people who were suspected insurgents unless legislation is put in place urgently to protect them. This is the view of a number of informed lawyers who spoke to me, and who are alarmed at the prospect of service men and women being subject to civil lawsuits arising from these conflicts.
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