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... England but also the Christian denomination of many believers throughout the world . Like Lutheranism , Anglicanism has striven to retain what- ever it could of the Roman Catholic tradition of liturgy and piety , but after the middle of ...
... England but also the Christian denomination of many believers throughout the world . Like Lutheranism , Anglicanism has striven to retain what- ever it could of the Roman Catholic tradition of liturgy and piety , but after the middle of ...
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... England is that the juvenile court has a much wider jurisdiction in terms of the offenses it can try . It can deal with a juvenile for any offense except homicide , although it is not bound to deal with a young person for a serious ...
... England is that the juvenile court has a much wider jurisdiction in terms of the offenses it can try . It can deal with a juvenile for any offense except homicide , although it is not bound to deal with a young person for a serious ...
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... England in 1880 the prison population stood at 32,000 ; as the prisons came under central government control , there began a long period of decline , probably the result of changes in sentencing laws and practices . By the end of World ...
... England in 1880 the prison population stood at 32,000 ; as the prisons came under central government control , there began a long period of decline , probably the result of changes in sentencing laws and practices . By the end of World ...
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