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01 December 1992

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Crowd management: learning from history Tony Moore Police Journal April 1992 pp99-108. Historical discussion of disasters at football grounds.

Britain's IT truncheon Paul Norman. Computer Talk 6.4.92 p5

Examines the relationship between the new National Criminal Intelligence System (NCIS) and its EC counterparts.

The Royal Commission - cataclysm or catalyst? Chief superintendent Paul Acres Police Journal April 1992 pp109-125.

Who needs a Royal Commission? Philip Rawlings Policing 8:1 1992 pp15-25.

Detention in a police station and false imprisonment John Mackenzie New Law Journal 17.4.92 pp534-536

Putting the police on trial Stephen Cragg Law Society Gazette 20 1992 pp17-18

The Police and Social Services Departments in England and Wales: the exchange of personal information Bill Hebenton and Terry Thomas. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 1992

Disclosure of Criminal Records: a comparative review Bill Hebenton and Terry Thomas. Police Studies 1991.

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