The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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... sentencing policy in relation to offences . It notes that in New Zealand there is a degree of disparity in sentences ... sentencing which has its origins in 19th century Britain . Role of Judge While the emphasis of our penal system may ...
... sentencing policy in relation to offences . It notes that in New Zealand there is a degree of disparity in sentences ... sentencing which has its origins in 19th century Britain . Role of Judge While the emphasis of our penal system may ...
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... sentence is appropriate in a particular case . The trend towards mandatory sentencing in the United States is a reaction to a period of open ended sentencing which resulted in wide variations in sentencing patterns . Until recently many ...
... sentence is appropriate in a particular case . The trend towards mandatory sentencing in the United States is a reaction to a period of open ended sentencing which resulted in wide variations in sentencing patterns . Until recently many ...
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... sentencing policy , and the second with the equally important topic of the role of the prison system . Dealing first with sentencing . We must face the fact that this topic has only become a subject of discussion in New Zealand because ...
... sentencing policy , and the second with the equally important topic of the role of the prison system . Dealing first with sentencing . We must face the fact that this topic has only become a subject of discussion in New Zealand because ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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