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quadgram	frequency
the criminal justice system	514
in the context of	466
in the united states	430
in the case of	364
at the same time	361
on the basis of	361
on the other hand	346
na na na na	333
committed in indian country	320
as a result of	317
as well as the	313
the rule of law	300
j u s t	293
s t i c	285
u s t i	284
t i c e	274
in england and wales	263
jails in indian country	256
save alert research feed	245
bureau of justice statistics	224
a theory of justice	221
in terms of the	213
tribal law enforcement agencies	208
the extent to which	208
it is important to	206
c i a l	205
in the form of	202
crimes committed in indian	200
e c o n	199
t h e o	194
on the one hand	192
economic and social rights	188
cases of discrimination in	185
h e o r	185
of discrimination in the	184
of tribal crime data	184
compendium of tribal crime	184
discrimination in the eu	181
study on cases of	180
world bank legal review	180
on cases of discrimination	180
a sociological study on	179
sociological study on cases	179
the world bank legal	178
of access to justice	176
jurisdiction in indian country	176
c c c c	174
s o c i	172
e s o f	171
o c i a	170
the federal justice system	169
in indian country jails	168
the fact that the	164
the ways in which	162
tribal youth in the	160
youth in the federal	160
berichte aus der arbeitsgruppe	158
k k k k	158
l a n d	158
in a way that	157
federal bureau of prisons	156
in relation to the	156
a n d e	155
f b d e	155
a l a n	155
r i e s	154
n o m i	154
o m i c	154
in the federal justice	153
o n o m	153
c o n o	153
the number of inmates	152
the end of the	152
tribal youth admitted to	152
the way in which	152
to the extent that	151
o r i e	150
e o r i	149
in the face of	149
i a l a	148
f s o c	148
on the part of	148
o f s o	148
s o f s	148
d e c o	148
i e s o	148
c j u s	148
m i c j	148
n d e c	148
i c j u	148
as a matter of	144
t i o n	144
and the criminal justice	143
aus der arbeitsgruppe verantwortung	140
that there is a	136
offices with jurisdiction in	136
with jurisdiction in indian	136
in the name of	135
t h a t	135
for the sake of	134
in the first place	134
with respect to the	132
the role of the	130
in the absence of	128
is one of the	128
from the perspective of	127
the case of the	123
journal of applied psychology	122
the nature of the	121
of social and economic	121
of the criminal justice	120
in the sense that	117
in addition to the	117
of the united states	117
the context of the	116
more likely to be	116
the concept of justice	116
the federal bureau of	115
are more likely to	114
one of the most	114
a wide range of	114
e e e e	112
f f e f	112
youth admitted to the	112
at the expense of	111
race and the criminal	110
has received funding from	110
received funding from the	110
d f b d	110
from the european union	109
of economic and social	109
report on knowledge coalition	109
o ff en ce	109
cambridge core terms of	109
social and economic justice	109
on knowledge coalition building	109
for the purpose of	108
re sto ra tiv	108
as part of the	108
project has received funding	107
funding from the european	107
horizon research and innovation	107
the quality of the	107
when it comes to	107
the bureau of justice	106
with regard to the	106
research and innovation programme	106
social and economic rights	106
at the university of	106
coact project has received	105
the coact project has	105
a result of the	105
and innovation programme under	105
under grant agreement no	105
programme under grant agreement	105
innovation programme under grant	105
the cambridge core terms	104
subject to the cambridge	104
personality and social psychology	104
number of inmates held	104
tribal crime data collection	104
to the cambridge core	104
bureau of indian affairs	104
in the process of	103
building the coact project	103
at the heart of	103
knowledge coalition building the	103
core terms of use	103
coalition building the coact	103
the total number of	102
f e f e	102
in the number of	102
in the criminal justice	101
f d e f	101
at the time of	101
the size of the	101
from heterogeneities to inequalities	100
it is possible to	100
sfb working paper series	100
at the end of	100
in the field of	98
on race and the	97
to be able to	97
university of chicago press	97
statistics on race and	96
operated law enforcement agencies	96
a t i o	95
in the light of	93
working paper series no	93
the basis of the	93
is a matter of	92
the law of peoples	92
to the jurisdiction of	92
does not mean that	90
e e e f	90
that there is no	90
e f d e	89
pm cks law art	89
a d e d	89
as well as in	88
the age of criminal	88
local law enforcement agencies	88
fair equality of opportunity	88
section statistics on race	88
the principles of justice	88
of the concept of	88
truth and reconciliation commission	88
d o w n	87
age of criminal majority	87
background save alert research	86
state and local law	86
on the rights of	86
f e f f	86
and local law enforcement	86
for the first time	85
of personality and social	85
to the fact that	85
d e f f	85
can be used to	85
it is clear that	85
m e n t	84
chinese political science review	84
it is necessary to	84
f f d f	84
journal of law and	84
the united states and	83
lo a d e	83
as a means of	83
o w n lo	83
n lo a d	83
as well as a	83
d fro m http	83
e d fro m	83
w n lo a	83
d e d fro	83
journal of personality and	82
rule of law and	81
e f e f	81
of state and local	81
in cases of discrimination	81
e f f e	81
in indian country under	80
admitted to the jurisdiction	80
of inmates held on	80
of jails in indian	80
civil and political rights	79
p o li ce	79
es ti g at	79
v es ti g	79
in v es ti	79
f e e e	78
in the justice system	78
paper presented at the	78
the results of the	77
in the sense of	77
to ensure that the	77
access to health care	77
the idea of justice	77
representatives of equality bodies	76
philosophy and public affairs	76
the part of the	76
the jurisdiction of the	75
of human rights and	75
upon the completion of	75
that it is not	75
i would like to	75
cr im in al	75
human rights and development	74
not shown in table	74
access to justice in	73
in al o ff	73
c c e e	73
l j u s	73
al o ff en	73
it is difficult to	73
the relationship between the	73
of tribal justice agencies	72
o n a p	72
census of state and	72
n a p ril	72
of tribal police departments	72
offices in mandatory p	72
confined in indian country	72
in the course of	72
number of tribal youth	72
the bureau of indian	72
census of tribal justice	72
yes yes yes yes	72
indian country under p	72
a l j u	72
tribally operated law enforcement	72
in accordance with the	71
the rest of the	71
in light of the	71
the veil of ignorance	71
the use of the	71
of the right to	70
e f e e	70
as one of the	70
the question of whether	70
at the level of	69
violence against the person	69
by the fact that	69
the establishment of the	69
of social justice in	69
university of california press	69
the international criminal court	68
to the needs of	68
f e e f	68
journal of legal studies	68
theory of social justice	68
declaration of human rights	68
journal of transitional justice	68
the rights of the	68
the circumstances of justice	67
equality bodies and intermediaries	67
social and cultural rights	67
the development of the	67
the supreme court of	67
e c c e	67
the needs of the	67
p a g e	67
the terms of the	67
im in al o	67
f f f e	67
universal declaration of human	66
f d f b	66
in such a way	66
is based on the	66
and the right to	65
significant at the level	65
a matter of justice	65
international journal of transitional	65
is important to note	65
in the area of	65
by tribal police departments	64
general purpose tribal police	64
the major crimes act	64
uniform crime reporting program	64
prosecuting at least one	64
expected length of stay	64
on the last weekday	64
in the united kingdom	64
five federal judicial districts	64
crime data collection activities	64
the importance of the	64
inmates confined in indian	64
there has been a	64
as we have seen	64
purpose tribal police departments	64
of the relationship between	63
journal of international law	63
of the european union	63
organizational behavior and human	63
british journal of criminology	63
as well as to	63
it is hard to	62
t h e r	62
in the same way	62
behavior and human decision	62
to do with the	61
e e f d	61
the european court of	61
from in to in	61
social justice in the	60
would like to thank	60
as a form of	60
jciprod productn c cjp	60
empowerment of the poor	60
a member of the	60
it is not clear	60
and human decision processes	60
the value of the	60
to deal with the	60
it is worth noting	60
can be seen as	60
in response to the	60
legal advice and assistance	59
take into account the	59
and the united kingdom	59
h u m e	59
of social justice and	59
as a means to	59
in a number of	59
the impact of the	59
in the aftermath of	59
the s and s	59
the federal criminal justice	58
as a way of	58
it may be that	58
legal empowerment of the	58
e f f f	58
of the number of	58
e f f d	58
of the united nations	58
to the question of	58
for the most part	58
of the justice system	58
important to note that	58
on behalf of the	57
disponible sur le site	57
in the distribution of	57
in the original position	57
c o n c	57
the idea of a	57
in the development of	57
can be found in	57
the youth justice system	57
office of justice programs	57
this is not to	57
nl oa de d	56
reported prosecuting at least	56
in indian country in	56
ow nl oa de	56
jurisdiction for crimes committed	56
be seen as a	56
d ow nl oa	56
type equality bodies and	56
convention on the rights	56
law and order act	56
indian country jails increased	56
survey of jails in	56
occurring in indian country	56
within the context of	56
the tribal law and	56
des droits de l	56
percent of capacity occupied	56
f c f e	56
the number of tribes	56
the implementation of the	56
tribal law and order	56
the work of the	56
of federal prison authorities	56
and the politics of	55
e n c e	55
the time of the	55
conceptions of the good	55
and access to justice	55
the division of labour	55
to participate in the	55
is the number of	55
is that it is	55
this does not mean	55
from the point of	55
the creation of a	55
the point of view	55
of law and economics	55
social determinants of health	55
of the republic of	54
the distribution of the	54
the sum of the	54
the standardized rate of	54
violations of economic and	54
the degree to which	54
demand for legal remedies	54
point of view of	54
the scope of the	54
social justice and the	53
the interests of the	53
in the wake of	53
of justice and the	53
f f e e	53
there is a need	53
what it means to	53
is pi ta ni	53
in the next section	53
for the advancement of	53
cte d b y	52
b lish e d	52
p u b lish	52
of justice in the	52
e d a s	52
new york university press	52
g u e st	52
with a view to	52
te cte d b	52
standardized rate of litigation	52
y g u e	52
tiv ne prav de	52
and other forms of	52
p yrig h t	52
the absence of a	52
ro te cte d	52
as part of a	52
for a discussion of	52
journal of comparative law	52
despite the fact that	52
b y g u	52
u b lish e	52
lish e d a	52
for the study of	52
co p yrig h	52
first p u b	52
members of the community	52
p ro te cte	52
not for commercial use	52
b y co p	51
y co p yrig	51
d b y co	51
was one of the	51
from the fact that	51
for commercial use or	51
g at io n	51
of the role of	51
a great deal of	51
commercial use or unauthorized	51
for crimes committed in	51
of the rule of	51
the ministry of justice	51
in bosnia and herzegovina	51
the fact that it	50
poverty and human rights	50
ju st ic e	50
it seems to me	50
for the purposes of	50
u s cr im	50
the application of the	50
of income and wealth	50
the right to the	50
federal criminal justice system	50
the question of how	50
a large number of	50
ra tiv ne prav	50
ti g at io	50
of the federal bureau	50
f e c e	50
sto ra tiv ne	50
may or may not	50
is likely to be	50
of equality bodies and	50
s cr im in	50
in line with the	50
the question of what	50
more than half of	50
the members of the	50
and the rule of	49
references background save alert	49
of justice office of	49
at least one offense	49
are less likely to	49
e r e n	49
were more likely to	49
conception of the good	49
of the fact that	49
the existence of a	49
the heart of the	49
urban institute analysis of	48
largest tribal law enforcement	48
in the shadow of	48
to federal prison jurisdiction	48
international human rights law	48
the burden of proof	48
federal justice statistics program	48
right to the city	48
to the development of	48
jurisdiction of the federal	48
department of justice office	48
states reported jurisdiction for	48
performed by tribal police	48
last weekday in june	48
offices with jurisdiction for	48
prosecuted at least one	48
of justice programs bureau	48
the form of a	48
national census of state	48
the last weekday in	48
the number of tribal	48
world poverty and human	48
at least one felony	48
programs bureau of justice	48
admitted to bop jurisdiction	48
the largest tribal law	48
justice office of justice	48
inmates held on the	48
of tribal court systems	48
be found in the	48
tribal justice agencies in	48
count is the number	48
queensland university of technology	48
are likely to be	48
a ve ra ge	48
jurisdiction for felony cases	48
access to justice and	48
in the s and	48
per cent of the	48
functions performed by tribal	48
least one felony case	48
held on the last	48
this is the case	48
justice agencies in indian	48
justice programs bureau of	48
f e r e	48
it is not the	48
tribal data collection system	48
agencies in indian country	48
the right to life	48
by queensland university of	47
the environmental justice movement	47
and the united states	47
for access to justice	47
as long as the	47
the just sequencing rule	47
of human rights in	47
of the world bank	47
brought to you by	47
court of human rights	47
at the beginning of	47
for the protection of	47
on the grounds that	46
the vast majority of	46
university of technology authenticated	46
pdf save alert research	46
that it would be	46
on the number of	46
m b e r	46
procedural and distributive justice	46
lowering the age of	46
d ow nloaded from	46
it is not a	46
have the right to	46
the political economy of	46
ways in which the	46
m a n d	46
you by queensland university	46
e e c c	46
org core terms https	46
one of the main	46
be taken into account	46
to you by queensland	46
it should be noted	46
org d ow nloaded	46
academy of management journal	46
and social rights violations	45
in the early s	45
the british crime survey	45
access to justice is	45
the protection of the	45
r r an k	45
in a variety of	45
way in which the	44
kiyoung kim posted date	44
the purpose of the	44
rule of law in	44
e f e c	44
in the eyes of	44
is not the only	44
a discussion of the	44
is consistent with the	44
is not to say	44
is worth noting that	44
e e f e	43
the history of the	43
the shadow of the	43
this is not a	43
does not seem to	43
the context of a	43
of the legal system	43
p o ss ib	43
o ss ib le	43
in contrast to the	43
the purpose of this	43
an important role in	43
for the development of	42
distributive and procedural justice	42
that it is a	42
the creative commons attribution	42
of the university of	42
b d e f	42
in view of the	42
stanford encyclopedia of philosophy	42
human rights and the	42
as in the case	42
the development of a	42
distance to the labor	42
social justice in education	42
of european private law	42
the demand for legal	42
to the labor court	42
to take into account	42
to the united states	42
the rights of persons	42
john wiley sons ltd	42
the beginning of the	42
on the nature of	41
have the potential to	41
the situation of the	41
p ri so n	41
requester evaluates the work	41
but it does not	41
d e f e	41
in the way of	41
the question of the	41
ri o u s	41
the manner in which	41
it is easy to	41
and the role of	41
of the least advantaged	41
work and decides compensation	41
the role of law	41
in the use of	41
for the former yugoslavia	41
the work and decides	41
crime in the united	41
in the federal system	41
the universal declaration of	41
on the role of	41
se ri o u	41
evaluates the work and	41
in order to make	41
i a l j	41
are based on the	41
that is to say	41
of this paper is	41
this is not the	41
journal of political philosophy	41
expected average length of	40
transferred to adult status	40
reported jurisdiction for felony	40
fe yes yes yes	40
of the idea of	40
felonies committed in indian	40
operated by tribal authorities	40
tribal police departments performed	40
the majority of inmates	40
majority of inmates in	40
number of felony cases	40
will be able to	40
c o m m	40
facilities operated by tribal	40
department of the interior	40
eligible for byrne jag	40
can be seen in	40
c f e f	40
tribal youth in matters	40
of tribal youth admitted	40
on an average day	40
society for the advancement	40
on each day in	40
as a consequence of	40
a review of the	40
the parties in the	40
each day in june	40
an average day in	40
number of tribes eligible	40
with jurisdiction for felony	40
average day in june	40
by tribal authorities or	40
of persons with disabilities	40
number of inmates confined	40
the census of state	40
of inmates confined in	40
population in indian country	40
held on each day	40
c e d f	40
the uniform crime reporting	40
for felonies committed in	40
of justice statistics june	40
in the department of	40
states with jurisdiction for	40
districts that committed the	40
crimes in indian country	40
worker upon the completion	39
it would be a	39
one of the following	39
to the worker upon	39
of international criminal law	39
r e c o	39
the basic structure of	39
in the words of	39
journal of organizational behavior	39
of the basic structure	39
on the relationship between	39
b e e e	39
costs and benefits of	39
on legal empowerment of	39
law and transitional justice	39
m o r e	39
v e r s	39
the completion of tasks	39
the court of justice	39
the worker upon the	39
the creation of the	39
annual meeting of the	39
a n d s	39
the need for a	39
by the end of	39
i v e r	39
and society for the	39
am cks public law	39
f e f d	39
international criminal tribunal for	39
c f e e	39
on one of the	39
principles of social justice	38
is based on a	38
leadership for social justice	38
tilewidth tileheight quality jpeg	38
i have argued that	38
of a theory of	38
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wiley sons ltd and	38
ltd and society for	38
and the fact that	38
commission on legal empowerment	38
the basis of a	38
i o n p	38
an increase in the	38
of international human rights	38
p ro se cu	38
rights of persons with	38
sons ltd and society	38
n u m b	38
in an effort to	38
less likely to be	38
republic of south africa	38
the advancement of management	38
would have to be	38
advancement of management studies	38
s se ri o	38
there can be no	38
e e e c	38
is not the case	38
to say that the	38
o f t h	38
that they do not	38
f d f f	38
have a duty to	38
this means that the	38
at the very least	38
of the international criminal	38
should be noted that	38
es s se ri	38
in a just world	38
the house of representatives	38
to access to justice	38
u n i v	38
n i v e	38
i a t i	38
e e f c	38
in a position to	38
the result of a	38
in relation to this	38
l es s se	38
human rights in the	37
f j u s	37
eh av io u	37
but it is not	37
the right to a	37
s t r u	37
about the nature of	37
p ro ce d	37
a way that is	37
poverty and social justice	37
in order to avoid	37
e o r y	37
if we are to	37
the laws of justice	37
to the problem of	37
interpersonal and informational justice	37
ro ce d u	37
t y o f	37
o f j u	37
the information from the	37
with the exception of	37
e m a n	37
have a right to	37
t h r e	37
the justice evaluation function	37
on the use of	37
b eh av io	37
and decides compensation rule	37
e d f e	37
f e f c	37
n ew n ew	37
i o n a	36
k a ve ra	36
jciprod productn c com	36
the demands of justice	36
principles of justice are	36
as a way to	36
european court of justice	36
of the human rights	36
an integral part of	36
seems to be a	36
buffalo law review vol	36
the outcome of the	36
criminal justice system and	36
to the idea of	36
the republic of south	36
c e d e	36
that they are not	36
more than of the	36
the majority of the	36
the issue of the	36
r s i t	36
in so far as	36
is part of the	36
recorded by the police	36
of the supreme court	36
i t y o	36
not to say that	36
completion of their corresponding	36
the convention on the	36
org sites default files	36
o t h e	36
to the creation of	36
belief in a just	36
u g h t	36
or other copyright owners	36
the idea that the	36
in terms of their	36
in the size of	36
the completion of their	36
be understood as a	36
and or other copyright	36
a small number of	36
ad er b eh	35
right of access to	35
in the real world	35
e r s i	35
s i t y	35
role of the state	35
in terms of a	35
in order to be	35
o n p a	35
beyond the scope of	35
has the potential to	35
e e d e	35
ce d u re	35
er b eh av	35
if and only if	35
it is true that	35
of the state and	35
o n a l	35
average length of stay	35
is an example of	35
criminal justice system is	35
concept of social justice	35
whether or not the	35
the contents of a	35
d f e e	35
is the sum of	35
f t h e	35
the social psychology of	35
rights of the child	35
the international covenant on	35
in which it is	35
le ad er b	35
law and public policy	35
r a c i	35
international criminal law and	35
with the help of	35
the rules of justice	35
the introduction of the	35
f e d f	35
such a way that	35
the power of the	35
workers will receive compensation	34
will receive compensation upon	34
as an alternative to	34
d s t r	34
people from bme groups	34
the juvenile justice system	34
rights and social justice	34
r e v i	34
access to justice for	34
t r u t	34
v i e w	34
to the study of	34
the american journal of	34
criminology and criminal justice	34
and the quality of	34
of their corresponding tasks	34
of the south african	34
c c f e	34
y o f p	34
of the importance of	34
compensation upon the completion	34
by the number of	34
r u t h	34
of social justice leadership	34
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jurisdiction for felony crimes	24
journal of human rights	24
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sentenced as an adult	24
custody of federal prison	24
reported deaths during the	24
percent of rated capacity	24
total violence against the	24
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police departments were responsible	24
executive office for u	24
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of the jail population	24
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truxton canyon adult detention	24
south african truth and	24
month period ending june	24
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inmates confined at midyear	24
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tribal police departments cost	24
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theories of distributive justice	24
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the youth justice board	24
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for major crimes committed	24
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american indians and crime	24
facilities in indian country	24
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of juveniles adjudicated delinquent	24
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suny geneseo on september	24
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principles of distributive justice	24
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federal justice system mark	24
interamericana de direitos humanos	24
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overview tribal crime data	24
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police and detention center	24
the largest tribally operated	24
data from the federal	24
multifaceted data collection system	24
of the rights of	24
laguna tribal police and	24
addition to law enforcement	24
per resident to operate	24
tribal police departments used	24
tribal youth were declined	24
populations of less than	24
of south africa v	24
country jails increased by	24
canyon adult detention center	24
reproduction in any medium	24
jurisdiction for felonies committed	24
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tribal justice system maximum	24
rate for tribal youth	24
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river department of rehabilitation	24
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h o m e	24
law enforcement agencies employed	24
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south africa v grootboom	24
state univ on april	24
districts with populations of	24
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at least one rape	24
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facilities holding the majority	24
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system maximum sentence of	24
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cases in indian country	24
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indian country reported prosecuting	24
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law enforcement staff received	24
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tribes eligible to receive	24
law enforcement agencies in	24
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of new york press	24
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members of the society	24
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justice in cases of	24
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a tribal data collection	24
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pennsylvania state univ on	24
department of health and	24
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tribal youth fiscal year	24
indian country jails during	24
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corte interamericana de direitos	24
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university of minnesota press	24
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c e p t	24
attempted suicides by inmates	24
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department of rehabilitation and	24
the person sexual offences	24
tribal law enforcement staff	24
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data collection system and	24
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community policing and school	24
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the warm springs reservation	24
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analysis of executive office	24
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journal of political science	23
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human rights and fundamental	23
united nations development programme	23
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ollege on m arch	22
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the international court of	22
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federal bureau of investigation	22
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journal of social economics	22
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basic structure of society	22
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international and comparative law	22
australia and new zealand	22
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social and behavioral sciences	22
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minister of social development	22
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commissioner for human rights	22
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european journal of social	22
new law and development	22
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theory of justice is	22
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international journal of social	22
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journal of social issues	22
the council of europe	22
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hankins journal of moral	22
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v minister of social	22
handbook of restorative justice	22
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review of the literature	22
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national institute of justice	21
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the south african constitution	21
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