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The Barriers Punitive Responses to Youth Offending Pose to Producing an Effective Youth Justice System
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Three Strikes, Stricter Sentences and Gang Patch Bans — Effective Solutions or Rights Inconsistencies?
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Will Taxing Capital Gains Mean Inequality Wanes? A Critical Analysis
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Is Aotearoa New Zealand Spending Enough Time Regulating White Supremacist Hate Crime?
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