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Banishment: Using an Ancient Solution to Address a Modern Problem
Loaded on June 15, 2023
by Benjamin Tschirhart
published in Criminal Legal News
July, 2023, page 40
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by Benjamin Tschirhart
The old has become new again in the city of Saint Louis. For several years now, police have been issuing “neighborhood orders of protection,” which forbid a cited person from entering a specific municipal area for a certain amount of time. Those found in violation of the ...
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