Teenagers as young as 14 could be locked up for 36 hours without charge if they're terrorism suspects, under proposed Victorian government laws.

Teenagers as young as 14 could be locked up for 36 hours without charge if they're terrorism suspects, under proposed Victorian government laws. As part of a review into the state's counter terrorism laws, the age a child could be held without charge and without a court order would be lowered from 16 to 14. Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews says there is a possibility people as young as 14 could commit a terror act.