Hubbard, James, 1949- :Easter eggs. 22 April 2011

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Hubbard, James, 1949- :Easter eggs. 22 April 2011

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A man takes a chocolate Easter egg out of its box and thinks that it seems hollow. The Easter egg represents the 'Parole Board' and it says 'Freed dangerous crims? No worries we'll keep an eye on them' Context - The main function of the 42-strong New Zealand Parole Board is to make decisions about the release (or otherwise) of offenders eligible for parole. By law, the paramount consideration for the board in every case is the ``safety of the community'', but they are also bound to ensure off...

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Date created

2011

Creator

New Zealand Press Association

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23129854

Locations

New Zealand

Related subjects

Easter eggs / Parole / Parole boards / Crime / New Zealand

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