As its title would suggest, "The Jerilderie Letter" portrays Ned Kelly as the wronged party, victimised, threatened and set up by a corrupt police force, and whose actions are completely justified. ... The inference in "The Jerilderie Letter" is that Ned Kelly acted with his brother Dan, his stepfather George King or alone, not backed up by a gang. ... As is typical of newspaper journalism however, the view of the Kelly Gang is influenced by the events that were reported, namely the murders of three policemen at Mansfield, which the Sydney Morning Herald describe as the gang's "most d...

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Many children spend much of their waking hours in front of a television set and because of the content, a child will most likely witness some terrible act of violence prevalent in today's television syndication. This act is staggering to think about, but what does seeing these images actually do to a child? ... In 1991, ID released their new title, Doom. ...

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They showed how informal decision making and the use of persona discretion were essential ingredient of the justice process Another milestone occurred in 1967, when the president Commission on law Enforcement and th administration of justice, which had been appointed by the President Lyndon Johnson, published its final report, title The challenge of crime in a free society. ... This act helped launch a massive campaign to restructure the justice system by funding the law enforcement assistance administration (LEAA), an agency that provided hundreds of million of dollars in aid to local ...

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In the end the commission brought a plethora of information to the table regarding the needs and wishes of the Russian population for Catherine to act upon.[4] The commission addressed many issues of each class of Russian citizens. ... On the other hand Semen Naryshkin argues that military nobility status is legitimate, since the servicemen earned that title through their service to the fatherland. ...

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Title - NYPD, A City and its Police Authors - James Lardner and Thomas Reppetto Number of Pages - 388 Publication Date - 2000 Section II. ... This act was looked upon with gratitude and Battle was soon after promoted to Sergeant. ...

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