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trigram	frequency
as well as	1617
in indian country	1276
in order to	1234
in terms of	1194
access to justice	963
the number of	922
one of the	918
the united states	906
of social justice	850
of human rights	815
the fact that	793
there is a	788
the role of	751
criminal justice system	749
the right to	737
part of the	707
it is not	685
t h e	673
the criminal justice	647
the use of	628
the concept of	621
oxford university press	613
the context of	608
there is no	604
the case of	603
the idea of	593
that it is	590
a number of	589
as a result	576
in relation to	567
some of the	549
such as the	545
in which the	516
the importance of	515
rule of law	513
na na na	508
in the united	508
on the other	497
based on the	496
theory of justice	484
of transitional justice	481
in the context	470
and social justice	463
the basis of	458
the development of	444
law enforcement agencies	439
a n d	436
in the case	425
of restorative justice	413
of the state	411
social and economic	409
the relationship between	408
that there is	407
the world bank	406
the nature of	405
cambridge university press	404
a matter of	401
a theory of	399
with respect to	396
justice and the	394
in other words	393
on the basis	392
tribal law enforcement	392
to be a	390
the same time	383
it is a	382
of justice and	382
at the same	378
justice in the	375
in addition to	375
members of the	372
england and wales	371
c c c	366
of the world	365
the question of	365
a result of	364
the distribution of	360
according to the	358
the notion of	352
the impact of	352
the other hand	349
the principle of	345
the rule of	338
likely to be	335
be able to	333
of distributive justice	331
is not a	327
a variety of	327
this is a	327
it would be	326
human rights and	325
the effects of	324
more likely to	321
tribal crime data	320
committed in indian	320
of law and	319
t i c	317
the process of	317
is that the	316
well as the	314
for social justice	313
the form of	310
of access to	307
available at http	307
u s t	306
tribal police departments	304
e e e	304
with regard to	302
that they are	299
s t i	299
of justice in	297
f f e	297
the quality of	295
this is not	295
it does not	295
j u s	294
economic and social	294
harvard university press	293
need to be	292
the value of	291
it is the	291
as part of	290
in the first	290
and human rights	289
principles of justice	289
social justice and	289
indian country jails	288
should not be	287
cases of discrimination	286
this is the	286
the european union	286
due to the	286
social justice in	286
terms of the	285
the end of	281
i c e	278
the problem of	277
to ensure that	277
f e f	276
because of the	274
the need for	274
in this way	273
the level of	272
ways in which	272
in england and	272
the university of	271
c o n	270
the majority of	266
the rights of	265
jails in indian	264
it is important	264
the absence of	263
the issue of	260
international journal of	260
the work of	259
the possibility of	258
of the law	255
of procedural justice	255
the scope of	255
a range of	254
the creation of	254
the idea that	253
most of the	252
at least one	252
the justice system	251
the principles of	249
the purpose of	249
e f e	248
tribal youth in	248
the lack of	248
to do so	247
nature of the	246
save alert research	245
alert research feed	245
in the federal	245
in this paper	245
of environmental justice	244
in the world	244
in the eu	242
of the social	242
is to be	240
e f f	239
in the same	239
the need to	236
it may be	236
f e e	236
understanding of the	235
the interests of	234
the needs of	233
is not the	232
in south africa	231
many of the	229
a set of	229
is important to	229
the kind of	228
in this case	227
bureau of justice	226
the existence of	225
and in the	224
of justice statistics	224
of international law	224
to be the	224
a sense of	222
in the s	222
c i a	220
of criminal justice	220
as a whole	218
may not be	217
comdownloaded from http	216
e c o	216
the age of	215
extent to which	215
needs to be	215
they do not	214
it is also	214
i a l	214
to say that	214
of the community	213
a lack of	212
it can be	212
analysis of the	211
the extent to	211
on the one	211
s o f	211
in the sense	210
his or her	210
e e f	209
the effect of	209
discrimination in the	208
of the justice	208
in the form	207
and social rights	206
crimes committed in	206
and it is	206
at the time	205
k k k	204
is that it	204
point of view	204
n d e	204
d e c	203
that can be	203
of the most	201
subject to the	201
that there are	201
seems to be	201
the united kingdom	201
be used to	200
number of inmates	200
to the extent	199
the costs of	199
e o r	199
the establishment of	199
of justice is	198
per cent of	197
concept of justice	196
focus on the	196
way in which	196
we need to	195
of discrimination in	195
in a way	195
of the united	195
have to be	195
the study of	195
to deal with	194
h e o	194
the one hand	194
a form of	194
the provision of	194
of global justice	194
the politics of	193
a way that	193
the federal justice	193
of tribal crime	192
but it is	192
of social and	192
of tribal youth	192
offices with jurisdiction	192
in light of	191
o n o	191
is one of	190
of the poor	190
journal of applied	190
those who are	190
of the criminal	189
of climate change	188
the united nations	188
the application of	187
is based on	186
out of the	186
to have a	185
in the process	185
in response to	185
in accordance with	185
compendium of tribal	184
end of the	184
of the court	184
on cases of	183
they are not	183
the field of	183
world bank legal	183
the law of	183
account of the	182
be seen as	182
the supreme court	181
role of the	181
the bureau of	181
study on cases	180
bank legal review	180
a sociological study	180
the results of	180
in this regard	180
the result of	180
of the good	179
sociological study on	179
federal bureau of	178
s o c	177
jurisdiction in indian	177
on human rights	177
the risk of	176
fact that the	176
tribal youth admitted	176
and that the	176
the protection of	176
e s o	176
part of a	175
d e f	175
if it is	175
department of justice	175
in the past	175
of the legal	175
as opposed to	174
a right to	174
a series of	174
o c i	174
justice as a	174
to address the	173
in such a	173
to participate in	173
we do not	173
i o n	172
t h a	172
in the field	172
the influence of	172
of the population	172
relation to the	172
all of the	172
related to the	172
as in the	171
of the international	171
l a n	171
equality of opportunity	171
response to the	170
the presence of	170
b d e	170
it has been	169
federal justice system	169
the part of	169
and criminal justice	169
o r i	168
youth in the	168
d e d	168
the name of	168
whether or not	168
of this paper	168
in the uk	168
the implementation of	168
truth and reconciliation	167
the journal of	167
in the community	167
this does not	167
is not to	166
would be a	166
a l a	166
the perspective of	165
discussion of the	165
of those who	164
the percentage of	164
the face of	164
of the european	164
as long as	163
it is possible	163
equality bodies and	163
as a means	162
the ways in	162
of this article	162
the distinction between	162
the ability to	162
there is an	162
ministry of justice	161
o m i	161
aus der arbeitsgruppe	160
the state of	160
on behalf of	160
n o m	160
use of the	160
do not have	160
access to the	159
the difference principle	159
it should be	159
berichte aus der	158
law of peoples	158
the human rights	158
in the future	158
are to be	158
f d e	158
i e s	157
the way in	157
r i e	157
m i c	157
the size of	157
and of the	156
this means that	156
bureau of prisons	156
human rights violations	156
would not be	156
the cost of	156
crime and justice	156
the history of	156
f b d	155
of justice are	155
much of the	155
are likely to	155
there has been	155
ought to be	154
result of the	154
in the face	154
van den bos	154
not to be	154
h a t	154
the extent that	154
so as to	153
of justice that	153
in the public	153
each of the	153
o f s	153
social justice is	153
youth admitted to	152
of the people	152
the limits of	151
of their own	151
e d e	151
admitted to the	150
would like to	150
as a matter	150
the time of	150
as it is	150
conception of justice	149
and so on	148
i c j	148
in this respect	148
and the criminal	148
f s o	148
view of the	148
i do not	148
on the part	148
c j u	148
of the public	147
of organizational justice	147
international human rights	147
can be used	147
to do with	147
because it is	146
associated with the	146
e f d	146
a way of	145
is necessary to	145
a duty to	145
t i o	145
the view that	145
yes yes yes	144
of justice as	144
included in the	144
f f f	144
is likely to	144
in this article	144
less likely to	144
o f the	143
the course of	143
in the justice	143
that this is	143
can be seen	143
the benefits of	143
f d f	143
version of the	142
an account of	142
journal of law	142
in line with	142
in ways that	142
the amount of	141
and distributive justice	141
o ff en	141
in some cases	141
and environmental justice	141
of the other	140
the legal system	140
der arbeitsgruppe verantwortung	140
at the level	140
the most important	140
the case for	140
the right of	140
of the new	139
in this context	139
c f e	139
respect to the	139
rather than the	139
a d e	139
in the literature	139
the sense of	138
human rights in	138
and procedural justice	138
of the same	138
in the name	137
the theory of	137
re sto ra	137
e n t	137
princeton university press	137
of the society	137
of equality bodies	137
case of the	136
with jurisdiction in	136
census of state	136
to provide a	136
or at least	136
of justice to	136
justice is a	136
the heart of	136
depending on the	136
of economic and	135
has to be	135
restorative justice and	135
of the concept	135
the first place	135
of the two	135
the sake of	135
the aim of	135
and restorative justice	134
the justice of	134
in cases of	134
international criminal law	134
e d f	134
for the sake	134
the terms of	134
see table a	134
the demands of	134
based on a	133
attention to the	133
to create a	133
of the human	133
of law in	133
depends on the	133
regard to the	133
to those who	132
quality of the	132
the goal of	132
context of the	132
this is an	132
an example of	132
half of the	132
for human rights	132
the point of	131
the emergence of	131
to engage in	131
the opportunity to	131
journal of social	131
does not mean	131
d f b	131
in favour of	130
in the absence	130
will not be	130
the burden of	130
in the criminal	130
of the individual	130
above n at	130
consistent with the	130
the south african	130
from the perspective	130
role in the	130
in the following	129
if they are	129
refers to the	129
the implications of	129
information about the	129
of corrective justice	129
involved in the	129
people of color	128
court of justice	128
working paper series	128
of the right	128
that the state	128
to social justice	127
between the two	127
theories of justice	127
c e e	127
txt unknown seq	127
and economic justice	127
has been a	126
the environmental justice	126
report of the	126
wide range of	126
n o t	126
section of the	126
each of these	126
in the us	125
has not been	125
the rules of	125
the ethics of	125
of applied psychology	125
by the state	125
university of california	125
responsible for the	125
university of chicago	125
the type of	124
those who have	124
length of stay	124
contribute to the	124
are able to	124
is an important	124
the duty to	124
duties of justice	123
that of the	123
of the political	123
to show that	123
state and local	123
is consistent with	123
race and the	123
f f d	123
are more likely	122
a t i	122
c c e	122
of the child	122
the difference between	122
the pursuit of	122
more or less	122
development of the	122
o n a	122
men and women	121
the sense that	121
at io n	121
addition to the	121
at the end	121
size of the	121
because they are	121
the status of	121
the focus of	121
tribal youth were	120
d e e	120
take into account	120
the rise of	120
percent of the	120
type equality bodies	120
of inmates held	120
the introduction of	120
time sworn personnel	120
in the number	120
in which they	120
would have been	120
the state to	119
social and cultural	119
affected by the	119
the rest of	119
there are many	119
a means of	119
veil of ignorance	119
income and wealth	119
it is worth	118
the department of	118
so that the	118
of the complainants	118
from the european	118
in the u	118
that we are	118
e e d	118
american journal of	118
the state and	118
it will be	118
be found in	118
the practice of	118
to understand the	118
conception of the	117
f e c	117
the expense of	117
of the national	117
terms of use	117
is not only	117
seen as a	117
and social psychology	116
and the state	116
can only be	116
there are two	116
at least in	116
the meaning of	116
and economic rights	116
to improve the	116
the outcome of	116
bosnia and herzegovina	116
the jurisdiction of	116
and transitional justice	116
a focus on	116
seem to be	115
the range of	115
justice as fairness	115
the federal bureau	115
of the constitution	115
and the united	115
as one of	115
journal of the	115
justice in a	115
other forms of	115
referred to as	115
in this sense	115
a review of	115
argue that the	114
a wide range	114
it is necessary	114
the experience of	114
a system of	114
it could be	114
funding from the	114
aspects of the	114
rights in the	114
in developing countries	114
right to a	113
of state and	113
value of the	113
needs of the	113
f c f	113
the power of	113
and the law	113
total number of	113
research and innovation	113
rather than a	112
at the expense	112
it comes to	112
to make the	112
day in june	112
the claim that	112
the potential to	112
british journal of	112
of the three	112
the original position	112
impact on the	111
presented at the	111
that they have	111
journal of criminology	111
personality and social	111
the court of	111
and access to	111
in the way	111
of the american	111
he or she	111
to health care	111
to make a	111
received funding from	110
it is to	110
to respond to	110
report on knowledge	110
it is clear	110
is difficult to	110
c e d	110
european journal of	110
the language of	110
has received funding	110
more than a	110
this kind of	110
the content of	109
and to the	109
to note that	109
at the university	109
relationship between the	109
sto ra tiv	109
as we have	109
core terms of	109
cambridge core terms	109
for the first	109
of the past	109
downloaded from https	109
ff en ce	109
member of the	109
for the purpose	109
on knowledge coalition	109
knowledge coalition building	109
heterogeneities to inequalities	108
when it comes	108
e e c	108
in latin america	108
e c c	108
more than one	108
the legitimacy of	108
the effectiveness of	108
transitional justice in	107
a way to	107
horizon research and	107
impact of the	107
focused on the	107
project has received	107
in the last	107
the ability of	107
could not be	107
basis of the	107
human rights law	107
at the heart	107
o w n	107
people who are	106
m e n	106
grant agreement no	106
as far as	106
b e e	106
the circumstances of	106
in contrast to	106
there was a	106
findings from the	106
the member states	106
and innovation programme	106
m a n	106
that have been	106
under grant agreement	105
crime in the	105
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review of the	105
in the second	105
the coact project	105
in the area	105
on race and	105
the international criminal	105
can be found	105
programme under grant	105
we have seen	105
an analysis of	105
coact project has	105
of what is	105
law and economics	105
does not have	105
i argue that	105
the future of	105
innovation programme under	105
the production of	104
article of the	104
bureau of indian	104
the cambridge core	104
even if the	104
all rights reserved	104
of indian affairs	104
the members of	104
social and political	104
operated law enforcement	104
to the cambridge	104
theory and practice	104
parts of the	104
crime data collection	104
building the coact	103
this article is	103
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application of the	103
the total number	103
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a g e	103
to which the	103
show that the	103
light of the	103
coalition building the	103
shown in table	103
from heterogeneities to	102
justice is not	102
which is the	102
concerned with the	102
change in the	102
it is an	102
political science review	102
to what extent	102
dfg research center	102
the probability of	102
is possible to	102
appears to be	102
of the federal	102
this is because	102
transitional justice and	102
some of these	101
journal of political	101
in the social	101
if there is	101
of the case	101
in favor of	101
to focus on	101
that is not	101
it might be	101
the proportion of	101
have argued that	101
for this reason	101
the law and	101
n c e	100
a combination of	100
a discussion of	100
sfb working paper	100
rights and the	100
to be more	100
with each other	100
law and the	100
people in the	99
theory of social	99
the first time	99
in the next	99
a kind of	99
access to health	99
the youth justice	99
there may be	99
the literature on	99
there was no	99
to use the	99
it is in	99
params is empty	99
argues that the	99
is also a	99
appear to be	99
to suggest that	98
to be able	98
there are no	98
of chicago press	98
suggests that the	98
local law enforcement	98
the beginning of	98
i want to	98
rights of the	98
it must be	98
deal with the	98
by means of	98
in a society	98
the basic structure	98
as a consequence	98
to be an	98
that we have	98
e c e	98
the potential for	98
the allocation of	98
all of these	97
to support the	97
to the state	97
would have to	97
that may be	97
of health care	97
as a way	97
taken into account	97
the status quo	97
members of society	97
not mean that	97
a conception of	97
the capacity to	97
to some extent	97
led to the	97
a group of	97
is a matter	97
retrieved from http	97
i n g	96
for more information	96
sense of justice	96
the social justice	96
argued that the	96
of state prosecutors	96
the adoption of	96
justice can be	96
the exercise of	96
org core terms	96
statistics on race	96
number of tribal	96
jciprod productn c	96
is the case	96
the most common	96
that are not	96
in mandatory p	96
in recent years	96
data collection system	96
that it was	96
results of the	95
into account the	95
focuses on the	95
the fairness of	95
criminal justice and	95
and public affairs	95
study of the	95
a lot of	95
back to the	95
what is the	95
the light of	95
to assess the	95
age of criminal	95
a study of	95
restorative justice in	95
for those who	95
in the light	95
the completion of	95
civil and political	94
be understood as	94
may also be	94
have not been	94
it is only	94
ensure that the	94
as they are	94
can also be	94
the assumption that	94
at least some	94
circumstances of justice	94
quality of life	94
the next section	94
to the jurisdiction	93
that justice is	93
and cultural rights	93
that does not	93
in this study	93
to be in	93
paper series no	93
interpretation of the	93
implementation of the	93
in the end	93
the degree of	93
interests of the	93
retrieved from https	93
up to the	93
the significance of	93
paper presented at	93
that it would	93
found in the	93
any of the	93
the definition of	92
distribution of the	92
journal of international	92
the built environment	92
on the rights	92
in transitional justice	92
the division of	92
the construction of	92
international criminal court	92
account of justice	92
of sexual violence	92
of south africa	92
fair equality of	92
the extent of	92
to be made	92
as much as	92
of the system	92
to see how	91
the requirements of	91
office of the	91
t e r	91
support for the	91
e c f	91
crimes against humanity	91
that in the	91
justice and fairness	91
european private law	91
in the present	91
that we should	91
a member of	91
e f c	91
increase in the	91
journal of personality	91
is not an	91
d o w	91
participation in the	90
and reconciliation commission	90
idea of justice	90
org licenses by	90
cks law art	90
in this section	90
the benefit of	90
the availability of	90
on the contrary	90
in the law	90
convention on the	90
in which a	90
to the fact	90
the basis for	90
pdf kb jan	90
a part of	90
they can be	89
conceptions of the	89
recognition of the	89
to the question	89
to protect the	89
note that the	89
the federal government	89
this type of	89
well as in	89
the evolution of	89
environmental justice in	89
pm cks law	89
and the social	89
the consequences of	88
of the least	88
law as a	88
can lead to	88
an increase in	88
in the international	88
need not be	88
the power to	88
an attempt to	88
right to the	88
tribal police department	88
d f e	88
with jurisdiction for	88
a just society	88
chinese political science	88
section statistics on	88
in the city	88
those of the	88
number of tribes	88
of the total	88
sites default files	88
e r e	87
whether it is	87
of the process	87
but this is	87
history of the	87
that could be	87
away from the	87
and political rights	87
justice is the	87
and local law	87
the performance of	87
of the parties	87
on the ground	87
of the crime	87
of criminal majority	87
in the global	87
is clear that	87
assessment of the	87
which can be	87
f c c	87
on how to	87
the republic of	87
droits de l	87
f e d	87
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