The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1982 - Law |
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... Committee has supported flexibility because of its allegiance to the Throughcare concept . Unfortunately the Committee overlooks the distinct possibility with split sentences that the non - custodial portion of the sentence will be ...
... Committee has supported flexibility because of its allegiance to the Throughcare concept . Unfortunately the Committee overlooks the distinct possibility with split sentences that the non - custodial portion of the sentence will be ...
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... committee hearings . It is equally fair to say that , when it came to matters affecting the internal administration of the legal profession , a great deal of attention was given to the society's views . As I recall , the Bill was the ...
... committee hearings . It is equally fair to say that , when it came to matters affecting the internal administration of the legal profession , a great deal of attention was given to the society's views . As I recall , the Bill was the ...
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... committee agreed with the Consumer Council's recommendation that there was no justification for setting a precedent by using bankers as de facto police officers . The committee has increased the number of lay representatives on district ...
... committee agreed with the Consumer Council's recommendation that there was no justification for setting a precedent by using bankers as de facto police officers . The committee has increased the number of lay representatives on district ...
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