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Even on the occasions when there was not only an investigation but a conviction, he pointed out, the penalties tended to be ludicrous--less than one imposed on a conscientious objector or petty larcenist. The victim was then blocked or tripped when they tried to pursue the larcenist. s prospects seem greatly diminished compared to those of the Lone Star larcenists. |
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