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wrong doing

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There is a common understanding and literal punishment for crimes, depending on severity, and that is being held under custody of the authorities in prisons---to be robbed off freedom and to cease the continuation of wrong doing.
The next three levels involve making apologies and trying to compensate for the wrong doings the individual had committed.
The investigation found no proof of wrong doing, Lord Stevens commenting: "There is no evidence of any irregular payments to club officials or players and they are identified here only as a consequence of the outstanding issues the inquiry has with the agents identified.
 
 
 
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