Parliamentary Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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... penalty than others , so that whether or not a particular offender received it depended largely on the judge before whom he appeared . Indeed , the figures may show how the judiciary applied corporal punishment rather than the effects ...
... penalty than others , so that whether or not a particular offender received it depended largely on the judge before whom he appeared . Indeed , the figures may show how the judiciary applied corporal punishment rather than the effects ...
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... penalty a number of practical problems and difficulties would arise in connection with its enforce- ment . The difficulties could no doubt be overcome , and a way of doing so would have to be found if it was decided that the ...
... penalty a number of practical problems and difficulties would arise in connection with its enforce- ment . The difficulties could no doubt be overcome , and a way of doing so would have to be found if it was decided that the ...
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... penalty is the same as for the correspond- ing forgery offence . We see no grounds for distinguishing uttering from forgery in this context , and we recommend accordingly . ( d ) Abandoning a child under the age of two years ...
... penalty is the same as for the correspond- ing forgery offence . We see no grounds for distinguishing uttering from forgery in this context , and we recommend accordingly . ( d ) Abandoning a child under the age of two years ...
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Chapter | 5 |
The Federal Executive | 12 |
The Cadogan Committees conclusions | 3 |
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