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  1. 1 Techniques of guidance on sentencing 1984 · Andrew Ashworth · Same author
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BookOrb recommends Techniques of guidance on sentencing (1984), Sentencing and Criminal Justice (Law in Context) (2005), Principled sentencing (1998), Human rights, serious crime, and criminal procedure (2002), and Rethinking English homicide law (2000).

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Crime, criminal justice and the Internet is by Andrew Ashworth.