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IS CRIME HERE TO STAY?

01 January 1991

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IS CRIME HERE TO STAY?

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I Taylor
New Statesman, 12 Nov 1982 104(2695) pp12-14

Considers the Labour Party attitude to law, order and
the police and puts forward a socialist policy on crime
which recognises the contribution of social and economic ills
to law breaking, accepts the personnel harm caused
by crime, and comes to terms with the public's demands
for punishment

Labour Party, crime, police, realists

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