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mitigating circumstance

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The law states that anyone convicted of possessing more than EUR13,000 worth of drugs should receive the mandatory 10-year term unless there are compelling mitigating circumstances.
Snape insisted there were mitigating circumstances for the defeat owing to the fact that both Danny Campbell and Marlon Walters were travel sick.
Mitigating circumstances have been a string of injuries to key men in the squad.
 
 
 
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