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of offences reported to the police ; in most cases it would be futile to give
information of the loss of money which it would be quite impossible to trace
unless the sum were very considerable . But this factor is not a new one , and the
decrease in ...
of offences reported to the police ; in most cases it would be futile to give
information of the loss of money which it would be quite impossible to trace
unless the sum were very considerable . But this factor is not a new one , and the
decrease in ...
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Forgery and offences against the currency have shown very little fluctuation
during the last two decades , the slight movement being in the right direction .
Arson has become more prevalent , there being 30 per cent . more offences of
this ...
Forgery and offences against the currency have shown very little fluctuation
during the last two decades , the slight movement being in the right direction .
Arson has become more prevalent , there being 30 per cent . more offences of
this ...
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The next figures to be considered are those of nonindictable offences , which are
subdivided as usual into two main classes according as they are criminal or not
criminal in character , the latter consisting mainly of breaches of municipal ...
The next figures to be considered are those of nonindictable offences , which are
subdivided as usual into two main classes according as they are criminal or not
criminal in character , the latter consisting mainly of breaches of municipal ...
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