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INVESTIGATING SEXUAL ASSAULT: A SCOTTISH OFFICE SOCIAL

01 January 1991

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INVESTIGATING SEXUAL ASSAULT: A SCOTTISH OFFICE SOCIAL
RESEARCH STUDY
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G Chambers , A Millar , Scottish Office Central Research Unit
Edinburgh: HMSO, 1983 142pp tables RB39756

The first report in a series which examines what happens to
a woman when she reports an incident of sexual assault to
the police in Scotland's two largest cities. This report
focuses on the police processing of complaints from
the time of the complainers decision to go to the police
until the time when a report is sent to the procurator fiscal

United Kingdom, Edinburgh, Glasgow, crime, offender,
policewomen, rape, detective, CID, injury

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