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POLICE: THE CONSTITUTION AND THE COMMUNITY

01 January 1991

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POLICE: THE CONSTITUTION AND THE COMMUNITY
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J Baxter , L Koffman eds
Professional Books, 1985 274pp RB42812

Collection of essays from authors of different areas of expertise
writing critical studies of modern policing trends. The analysis
of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 is a central theme
of this collection and areas covered are arrest, stop and search,
police powers, confessions, evidence, the press, racism, police
accountability, police complaints and civil liberties.

United Kingdom, community policing, law, industrial disputes,
women, race relations, firearms, data protection, harassment,
P Boateng, mental health

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