700 new acts have been defined as criminal since Labour took power in 1997. —Mark Rice-Oxley in "'Revolving door' crowds British prisons with repeat offenders"
That's quite a "crime wave" for the British. I hate to think how many crimes have been invented in the U.S. over the same period. If you're still breathing you can be sure that you're breaking some law or another.
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