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The document discusses several topics related to law and justice, including: 1) Different ages of criminal responsibility for child offenders in Belgium, Scotland, and England. 2) Whether police have the power to break up groups of innocent friends. 3) The need for a rapid drug reaction unit. 4) How bacteria could potentially help with forensic analysis by leaving unique microbial traces. 5) A podcast discussing dog legislation and preventing dog attacks.
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