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... publicised cases. Firstly it is necessary to define what is condemned as a black offender. "The words 'black people' are used...when specifically referring to persons of Afro/Asian/Caribbean descent irrespective of country of birth, who consider themselves to be such descent" (ILPAS, 1982, cited in Denny, 1992, P.4). Such a term, when referring to a black offender will constitute such a definition within this essay. But Fevre 1984, proclaims that the word black consists of a deeper connotation in its social formation within British society: Some readers may complain that Asians are not black. Certainly research in this area is plagued by confusing language. 'Asians' for example, do not look like people born in Saigon of Tokyo nor are 'whites' the colour of this page nor 'blacks the colour of this print, but these terms have some use. They emphasis that to be recognised as non-white is to be treated differently to ...
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