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... England . All criminal cases brought to trial in England begin in the magistrates ' court . The magistrates ' court has a number of different functions to perform - to determine the mode of trial , to try the case if summary trial is ...
... England . All criminal cases brought to trial in England begin in the magistrates ' court . The magistrates ' court has a number of different functions to perform - to determine the mode of trial , to try the case if summary trial is ...
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... England under legislation enacted in 1908 , and most U.S. states had juvenile courts by the 1920s . Although there are significant differences between the concepts of the juvenile courts in the two countries , in both the juvenile court ...
... England under legislation enacted in 1908 , and most U.S. states had juvenile courts by the 1920s . Although there are significant differences between the concepts of the juvenile courts in the two countries , in both the juvenile court ...
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... England , but some U.S. states do permit them . Correspondence of prisoners in England is subject to censorship by the prison authorities , and prisoners may not write more than one letter each week . Control of the prison is maintained ...
... England , but some U.S. states do permit them . Correspondence of prisoners in England is subject to censorship by the prison authorities , and prisoners may not write more than one letter each week . Control of the prison is maintained ...
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