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DEMOCRACY FOR THE INDIVIDUAL & COMMUNITY

01 January 1991

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DEMOCRACY FOR THE INDIVIDUAL & COMMUNITY
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BOOKS/PAMPHLETS , User Ref = P63730 , Acc Date = 27-Oct-89
Labour Campaign for Criminal Justice Policy Review Group
LCCJPRG, nd 14pp RP63730A

Puts forward the principles and values that should underline
Labour Party thinking on the criminal justice system, pointing
out that it will be a key issue for the Labour Party at the next
election. Discusses community safety and crime prevention and
compensation for the victims of crime. Also, covers the penal
system, racism, sexism and the legal services.

police accountability, bail, sentencing, prison, young people,
young offenders, Freedom of Information, public order, criminal
justice, victim of crime

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