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• Public order offences, e.g. riot and violent disorder. Formal sanctions against criminals Formal sanctions are the penalties laid down by law that can be imposed on those convicted of a crime. These sanctions vary according to the severity of the crime. Sanctions can be imposed by courts or the police, depending on the offence. Court sanctions

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