... Major crime? What crime? JOHN Major is once again the object of abuse from republicans and nationalists while lan Paisley accuses him of preparing to sell out Ulster. The Irish Government has also been critical but its criticism has been muted in comparison ...

... AND CRIME. ...

... CRIMES “Politicians decide what crimes are worse than others, what the penalties should be for them, which stands to take in controversial issues - everything about politics is inextricably linked to law. This realisation was an exciting one.” “This made ...

... Crime. Woman Cyclist jc Murdered. A widespread march by police officer* started just after dawn yesterday on the countryside surrounding the main Cheltenbam-London road at Bnrford (Oxfordshire), where Mrs. Mabel Elisabeth Matthews was brutally murdered ...

... CRIME IN rERMANY AND ENGLAND COMPARED. In a leaflet published the United States, Mr. George L. Fox, Principal of the University School, New Haven, Connecticut, makes the following comparison of crime in Germany and England : The population of Germany ...

... CRIMES In the Phillipines, between 1986 and 1992, fewer than 100 child abusers were convicted, and in nearly all case they were simply deported. Sri Lanka hasn't even deported anyone for sex crimes since 1986. ...

... CRIMES *lnvestigation of the financing of terrorism remains a critical area in 3 - v -y et il R A - T M e S e o oMRRRRLL SR Py oG ya“’: - '::bf se, ASRERT N g e i ) g Sl gM“ AR i -SR e T > XA R 5 . o ATV s .,-;-J. baciad. AN L oy - . i ¢ w S TITRI BECENPIPE ...

... CRIME STATISTICS. The total number of eases heard at the Petty Sessions Courts in Londonderry was compared with 3,30 S in 1933, 3.496 ill 1932, and 2.966 in 1931. The number oases for drunkenness was 231. compared w ith 270 in 1933, 210 in 1932, and 166 ...

... ALCOHOL AND CRIME. JUSTICE GRANTHAM’S STRICTURES. SEVERE The following letter® have just paseed between the Croydon Licensed Victuallers and Beer Seller*’ Protection Society and Justice Grantham. They are the outcome of certain remarks made by his Lordship ...

... MORE CRIME There are about 20 detectives in the city and its growth since the re-organisation of the RUC has been quite extraordinary. In 1969 there were only five detectives in the city but, Mr. Matchett pointed out, the amount of serious crime in L ...

... THE CRIMES ACT Dcbun, Wednksdat.—At Goreebridge, county Kilkenny, to day. Mr. Patrick O’Brien, M.P., was sentenced to three months' imprisonment, without hard labour, for speech delivered Goresbridge on January Bth inciting certain persons to combine ...

... Crime in Ireland. THE VALUE VIGELAHCE COMMITTEES. (From a Correspondent in the Irish Times.”) In human cases, given as hopeless medical men, the patient sometimes makes a marvellous recovery on his own initiative The case of Ireland to-day presents a ...