... Crime Mr. Morgan went on: “There is clearly a close connection between the incidence of tattooing and the incidence of crime. I am not saying the fact a person has been tattooed leads him to commit crime, but sometimes the process of rehabilitation of ...

... Crime The abstract also shows a small but steady increase in crime in Northern Ireland in recent years. The total number of persons found guilty of offences, either indictable or non-indictable, in 1956 was 47.360. This is the highest figure for any year ...

... CRIMES BURMA is enacting antidrug laws which w ill send narcotics traffickers to jell for life. The new legislation. row being drafted, will replace the present Dangerous Drugs Act. which prescribes only nominal ment for drugs dealers. According to official; ...

... ON CRIME Belfast Telegraph Reporter, ))LICE CONTROL—the nerve centre of the R.U.C. Belfast—is to be modernised with electronic equipment to streamline the fight against crime in the city. equipment will include it indicator board on control operators ...

... Crime He added that the Heathrow haul was almost as much as was taken in the great train robbery. Raymond had carried out the crime virtually on his own. ...

... Crimes of But of course there is the docker side, which shomes us all, and demands that we work for harder than we have, to find solutions. Who could disagree with the fudge's verdict in o UDA murder case that there hod been appallin And how will moral ...

... Crimes They also raised with lord Jellicoe, who has already heard submissions from the Province's main political parties, the definition of terrorism as used in the Act. “The definition ought to be amended so that terrorism in defined by reference to ...

... Crimes Mrs Mathers and her husband Lowry had a two - year - old child. Mr William Ross, MP for Londonderry, described her death as a most sickening killing, proving once again that those who took the path of violence left all moral scruples behind. “This ...

... Crimes Under it, Eire's courts would be able to try various crimes — including murder, armed robbery, hijackings and possession of firearms — committed in Northern Ireland. It is already possible in Eire to try people suspected of committing murder in ...

... Crime James Burke, that unlikely Ulsterman who manages to talk legibly at least twice as fast as anybody else, is always good for a bit of a mindboggle. Last week his subject was crime and public feeling about crime and criminals. As he is a little prone ...

... Crime is on the Increase in Belfast THE R.U.C. reports to-day that shopbreaking and stealing from cars were substantially up in Belfast last month. There were 199 cases of , shopbreakina, 77 more than in February last year. In January of this year there ...

... Crimes They agreed that it was of the utmost importance that recommendations should gmbroufln forward by the mission as soon as possible “to ensure that ...