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010			_aHV 4023 P86 2015
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050			_aHV 6770 _b.P86 2015
110			_aDullar Omar Institute & Pan-African Lawyers Union _ePublishers
245			_aPunished for Being Poor: _bEvidence and Arguments for Decriminalisation and Declassification of Petty Offences
260			_aSouth Africa _bDullar Omar Institute & Pan-African Lawyers Union _c2015
300			_a87 pages ; _c30cm _btables ; graphs
504			_aIncludes Bibliographical references ( pages 76-87 ).
505			_aIntroduction; A short history on petty offences; Key concepts; Arrest for petty offenses are often unlawful, discriminatory and criminalize socioeconomic challenges; thus targeting the poor and marginalized, arrest for petty offences does not promote public safety and the punishment are disproportional; pre-trial detention; The role of police or law enforcement officials in executing arrests for petty offenses; Conclusion
650			_2Decriminalisation
650			_2Petty offences
650			_2Poverty
650			_2Children in conflict with the law
650			_2Loitering
650			_2Detention
700			_aLukas Muntingh and Kristen Petersen _eAuthors
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