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Williams v Att. Gen. [1989] JLR_Note 11a (03 July 1989)

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Previous convictions for parking offences are relevant to the matter at hand.

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Whether previous convictions for parking offences are relevant

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    Previous convictions may be considered in relation to parking offences.

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Previous convictions for parking offences are relevant to the matter at hand.

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