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`SUS': A REPORT ON THE VAGRANCY ACT 1824

01 January 1991

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`SUS': A REPORT ON THE VAGRANCY ACT 1824
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`SUS' IS SHORTHAND FOR THE CHARGE OF BEING A SUSPECTED PERSON
UNDER SECTION 4 OF THE VAGRANCY ACT 1824 . THIS REPORT EXAMINES
THIS SECTION OF THE ACT AND WAY IT IS INTERPRETED BY THE POLICE
AND IN THE COURTS, AND PUTS THE ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST THE
CONTINUED USE OF 'SUS'

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