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Laura Schreibman,Marjorie H. Charlop-Christy the causes of crime’. This oftrepeated statement indicated how Labour would seek to assert its competence on law and order, overcome its image of being ‘soft’ on crime, and attack the Conservatives’ record. Blair’s statement was made shortly after the murder in Liverpool of two-year-old James Bulge