A man who admitted to a string of vandalism offences in Sydney's east did not act as an "antisemitic bigot" but was a "vandal for hire", and is not at risk of committing a serious terrorism offence, according to the state's highest court.The NSW Supreme Court has dismissed an application by the State to place Mohommed Farhat under a year-long extended supervision order at the expiration of his jail sentence.Had the application succeeded, it would have seen 55 strict conditions imposed on the 22-year-old, which would have been "highly restrictive" of his liberty.Farhat pleaded guilty to 15 offences over the...
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