A History of English Criminal Law and Its Administration from 1750: The clash between private initiative and public interest in the enforcement of the lawStevens, 1948 - Law |
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Parliamentary Debates Parliamentary | 1 |
IMPUNITY FOR ACCOMPLICES | 37 |
Pardon as a Regular System of Jurisprudence | 52 |
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