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NetLaw specifically wanted to include a section on blackmail in our Master Index.

There are many sites relating to Criminal Law generally.

If you look through our Master Index or look through our secondary index under our heading Criminal Law on our Home Page then you will be able to visit a number of such topics.

We think that blackmail, under Section 237 of the Crimes Act 1961 and the following sections needs further explanation.

We set out Section 237 in full below and you can access the full Crimes Act 1961, and Section 237 and following by accessing the full Crimes Act 1961 under our Index Site Acts of Parliament.

We take you first to Section 237 . . . . .

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