An edition of Interpretation of the criminal records act (1972)

Interpretation of the criminal records act

a brief submitted to the Senate Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs (1972) with reference to the abuses of the criminal records act by the National Parole Board of Canada

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Interpretation of the criminal records act
Dahn Batchelor, Dahn Batchelor
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An edition of Interpretation of the criminal records act (1972)

Interpretation of the criminal records act

a brief submitted to the Senate Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs (1972) with reference to the abuses of the criminal records act by the National Parole Board of Canada

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[s.n.
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English
Pages
48

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Subjects

Canada, Canada. National Parole Board, Pardon

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Canada
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Interpretation of the criminal records act: a brief submitted to the Senate Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs (1972) with reference to the abuses of the criminal records act by the National Parole Board of Canada
1972, [s.n.
in English

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Ottawa

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Library of Congress
HV9308A52 B37

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Pagination
48 leaves;
Number of pages
48

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OL17312503M

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OL12127129W

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