Parliamentary Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 40
... subsequently so convicted . Among those who had previously been convicted of serious crime but had not served long sentences , 75.5 per cent of those flogged and 69.3 per cent of those not flogged were again convicted of serious ...
... subsequently so convicted . Among those who had previously been convicted of serious crime but had not served long sentences , 75.5 per cent of those flogged and 69.3 per cent of those not flogged were again convicted of serious ...
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... subsequently convicted of offences under Section 23 ( 1 ) . Including one subsequently convicted of offences under Section 23 ( 1 ) . B - Not Sentenced to Corporal Punishment Subsequent convictions Under 21 21 and under 30 30 and under ...
... subsequently convicted of offences under Section 23 ( 1 ) . Including one subsequently convicted of offences under Section 23 ( 1 ) . B - Not Sentenced to Corporal Punishment Subsequent convictions Under 21 21 and under 30 30 and under ...
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... subsequently convicted of offences under Section 23 ( 1 ) . Including two subsequently convicted of offences under Section 23 ( 1 ) . B - Persons not sentenced to Corporal Punishment Subsequent convictions Not previously convicted of ...
... subsequently convicted of offences under Section 23 ( 1 ) . Including two subsequently convicted of offences under Section 23 ( 1 ) . B - Persons not sentenced to Corporal Punishment Subsequent convictions Not previously convicted of ...
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The Federal Executive | 12 |
The Cadogan Committees conclusions | 3 |
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