The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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... problem and there is no doubt that it is becoming a very considerable problem everywhere . The United States no doubt faces the greatest difficulties with its State judicatures and its system of Federal Courts . In a recent article ( a ) ...
... problem and there is no doubt that it is becoming a very considerable problem everywhere . The United States no doubt faces the greatest difficulties with its State judicatures and its system of Federal Courts . In a recent article ( a ) ...
Page 232
... problem seemed to be one partly of finance and secondly the difference of outlook which one has when one is considering these problems with smaller societies as compared with a larger . Mr Hurley suggested that public relations in New ...
... problem seemed to be one partly of finance and secondly the difference of outlook which one has when one is considering these problems with smaller societies as compared with a larger . Mr Hurley suggested that public relations in New ...
Page 265
... problems of our fellow human beings in all aspects of our work was particularly apposite in considering the problem of punishment for crime . The paper merely introduced some of the problems and was therefore only a basis for discussion ...
... problems of our fellow human beings in all aspects of our work was particularly apposite in considering the problem of punishment for crime . The paper merely introduced some of the problems and was therefore only a basis for discussion ...
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