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Lehrbuch der Entstauungstherapieffenders. Information derived from the prison process should, then, afford complementary data to that afforded by the court system. Sets of data reported in Francis (1981) showed that information collected from each state on prisoners presented many consistencies and just a few variations.

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Lehrbuch der Entstauungstherapieffenders. Information derived from the prison process should, then, afford complementary data to that afforded by the court system. Sets of data reported in Francis (1981) showed that information collected from each state on prisoners presented many consistencies and just a few variations.