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Page 166
... crime are not as clear cut as may first appear , for it is not the exclusive right of the State to prosecute crimes , nor is the State never allowed to sue in tort . The fusion of functions between tort and crime , and in particular the ...
... crime are not as clear cut as may first appear , for it is not the exclusive right of the State to prosecute crimes , nor is the State never allowed to sue in tort . The fusion of functions between tort and crime , and in particular the ...
Page 436
... crime you have . This seems paradoxical to some people , who think of the police as preventing crime , and who conclude that an increase in the number of policemen will result in a corresponding decrease in crime . That could even be ...
... crime you have . This seems paradoxical to some people , who think of the police as preventing crime , and who conclude that an increase in the number of policemen will result in a corresponding decrease in crime . That could even be ...
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... crime . The complainants in crime , as many studies have shown , are people of the same social status as their assailants . That was thought a novel finding of the American Presi- dent's Commission on Crime , but it's a per- fectly ...
... crime . The complainants in crime , as many studies have shown , are people of the same social status as their assailants . That was thought a novel finding of the American Presi- dent's Commission on Crime , but it's a per- fectly ...
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Szakats A Law Practitioners as Parties | 15 |
CASE AND COMMENT | 19 |
Abortion and the Crimes Amendment | 41 |
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