The State of Western Australia v Slater [No 3]

In the Supreme Court of Western Australia, the State of Western Australia applied for a restriction order in respect of Keith Ronald Slater. The State argued that the respondent was a high-risk serious offender and that it was necessary to make a restriction order to ensure adequate protection of the community against an unacceptable risk that the respondent would commit a serious offence. The respondent did not oppose the application. The court considered the evidence presented and found that the respondent was a high-risk serious offender, and a supervision order would adequately protect the community against the unacceptable risk he posed. The court imposed a supervision order for a term of five years, with conditions to manage the respondent's risk and ensure compliance with the order.