Trebilcock, J.

The reality of short term prison sentences: early findings from research with the Prison Governors Association, October 2010 Briefing

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Trebilcock, J. 2010. The reality of short term prison sentences: early findings from research with the Prison Governors Association, October 2010 Briefing. London Howard League.

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Title	The reality of short term prison sentences: early findings from research with the Prison Governors Association, October 2010 Briefing
Authors	Trebilcock, J.
Publisher	Howard League
Place of publication	London
Print	01 Oct 2010
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Deposited	20 Nov 2017
Output status	Published
Language	English

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