The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1999 - Law |
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... justice to Their Honours ' scholarly breakdown of the difficult ( some would argue hopelessly incoherent ) provisions of Part VI Criminal Justice Act , blandly entitled " Administration of Fulltime Custodial Sentences " . However , we ...
... justice to Their Honours ' scholarly breakdown of the difficult ( some would argue hopelessly incoherent ) provisions of Part VI Criminal Justice Act , blandly entitled " Administration of Fulltime Custodial Sentences " . However , we ...
Page 227
... Justice : The Experiences of Maori Women Te Tikanga o te Ture : Te Matauranga o nga wahine Maori e pa ana ki tenei , is to assist those involved in New Zealand's justice sector institutions , particularly those who are employed by the ...
... Justice : The Experiences of Maori Women Te Tikanga o te Ture : Te Matauranga o nga wahine Maori e pa ana ki tenei , is to assist those involved in New Zealand's justice sector institutions , particularly those who are employed by the ...
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... Justice Act 1985 by the Criminal Justice Amendment Act 1999 , or to existing provisions of the Criminal Justice Act 1985 . THE TECHNOLOGY There are two types of monitoring : active ( continuous moni- toring in a defined area using an ...
... Justice Act 1985 by the Criminal Justice Amendment Act 1999 , or to existing provisions of the Criminal Justice Act 1985 . THE TECHNOLOGY There are two types of monitoring : active ( continuous moni- toring in a defined area using an ...
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