The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 48Butterworths, 1973 - Law |
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... considered . " The factors to be considered would be basically those considered before granting bail . That is , the likelihood or otherwise of the offender sub- sequently appearing in Court if he is not arrested , the seriousness of ...
... considered . " The factors to be considered would be basically those considered before granting bail . That is , the likelihood or otherwise of the offender sub- sequently appearing in Court if he is not arrested , the seriousness of ...
Page 118
... considered their inclusion would introduce new and con- founding variables . The first sample comprised six men and ... considered most offensive are con- cerned with the sex act . Several pairs show sign- ificant association ...
... considered their inclusion would introduce new and con- founding variables . The first sample comprised six men and ... considered most offensive are con- cerned with the sex act . Several pairs show sign- ificant association ...
Page 119
... considered more offensive than " shit " and " bullshit " , were not considered by any woman respondent to warrant legal proscription . Although no woman respond- ent admitted using either " fuck " , " cunt " or " cock " in a public ...
... considered more offensive than " shit " and " bullshit " , were not considered by any woman respondent to warrant legal proscription . Although no woman respond- ent admitted using either " fuck " , " cunt " or " cock " in a public ...
Contents
To Bail or not to Bail | 21 |
A LessThanSupreme Court?A | 31 |
Partnerships and Taxation of the Family | 43 |
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