The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... offence of dishonestly retaining a wrongful credit . This is most closely analogous to handling stolen goods , but applies in cases where the accused does not receive the property of another . Section 3 states that these two new offences ...
... offence of dishonestly retaining a wrongful credit . This is most closely analogous to handling stolen goods , but applies in cases where the accused does not receive the property of another . Section 3 states that these two new offences ...
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... offence and another , with nearly 90 per cent of theft or unlawful taking of motor vehicles being reported , and only a quarter of damage offences and a third of assault offences . The willingness of victims to report crime was ...
... offence and another , with nearly 90 per cent of theft or unlawful taking of motor vehicles being reported , and only a quarter of damage offences and a third of assault offences . The willingness of victims to report crime was ...
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... offence . However , the relationship between socio - economic status and both the prevalence and the incidence of individual property offences was in the opposite direction . Although these differences did not reach levels of ...
... offence . However , the relationship between socio - economic status and both the prevalence and the incidence of individual property offences was in the opposite direction . Although these differences did not reach levels of ...
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