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'Raise the age' laws would stop children being prosecuted as adults
'Raise the age' laws would stop children being prosecuted as adults

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Reasons Behind Why People Commit Crimes - Slice Miami

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PPT - Crime and Violence PowerPoint Presentation, free download - ID

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GCSE Sociology Crime and Deviance - Why do young people commit crime

(PDF) Why do people commit crimes? Theoretical models of criminal justice
(PDF) Why do people commit crimes? Theoretical models of criminal justice

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