Parliamentary Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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... violence , and especially in those committed by hooligans with no motive ... crimes of violence in this country was low , in relation to the population ... CRIME The increase in crime 42-51.
... violence , and especially in those committed by hooligans with no motive ... crimes of violence in this country was low , in relation to the population ... CRIME The increase in crime 42-51.
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... crimes of violence to exercise , with some prospect of satisfaction , their common law right to sue the aggressor for damages . We discuss this briefly in paragraphs 151–155 , but we consider that such a scheme would have so many ...
... crimes of violence to exercise , with some prospect of satisfaction , their common law right to sue the aggressor for damages . We discuss this briefly in paragraphs 151–155 , but we consider that such a scheme would have so many ...
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... crimes of violence " are so deserving of sympathy . For example , if a notorious criminal was wounded with a knife by another criminal in a fight he would be the “ victim " of a crime of violence ( felonious wounding ) , but even those ...
... crimes of violence " are so deserving of sympathy . For example , if a notorious criminal was wounded with a knife by another criminal in a fight he would be the “ victim " of a crime of violence ( felonious wounding ) , but even those ...
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The Federal Executive | 12 |
The Cadogan Committees conclusions | 3 |
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