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It must , however , be remembered that a decrease in the number of persons
received into prisons does not necessarily mean a decrease in the number of
convictions for crime . More than 1,600 of this decrease is accounted for by the
smaller ...
It must , however , be remembered that a decrease in the number of persons
received into prisons does not necessarily mean a decrease in the number of
convictions for crime . More than 1,600 of this decrease is accounted for by the
smaller ...
Page 282
The number of persons for trial at Assizes was 4,05 ' , of whom 3,662 were males
and 389 females , and at Quarter Sessions 9,233 , of whom exactly 1,000 were
females , making a grand total of 13,284 . Of these , however , only 13,037 were ...
The number of persons for trial at Assizes was 4,05 ' , of whom 3,662 were males
and 389 females , and at Quarter Sessions 9,233 , of whom exactly 1,000 were
females , making a grand total of 13,284 . Of these , however , only 13,037 were ...
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dealt with , that 13,284 was the number of persons for trial , and the difference of
100 may be accounted for by the fact that the larger total includes all those
committed during the year , whether they were actually tried during the year or
not ...
dealt with , that 13,284 was the number of persons for trial , and the difference of
100 may be accounted for by the fact that the larger total includes all those
committed during the year , whether they were actually tried during the year or
not ...
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