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Debate: Crime investigation
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| - | ''Click on the pencil icon and research and write arguments here'' | + | *'''Minor crimes affect a wider part of society.''' Minor crimes trouble our society as they are more common, affect more people, have more victims. If we want our legal system to make sense, we should try to punish as many criminals as possible, thus investigate minor crimes with same same vigour as serious crimes. |
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This House believes that minor crimes should be pursued with the same vigour as serious crimes |
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