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What is to be done about Law and Order?

01 January 1991

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What is to be done about Law and Order?
libdoc November=1992

Full title: What is to be done about Law and Order? - crisis in
the eighties
Author: Lea, John and Young, Jock
Publisher: Penguin, 1984, 284pp, bibliography, index
Keywords: Crime Race Police accountability Public order New
realists

Chapters include:
The race and crime debate
The drift to military policing
Marginality and violence
The struggle for an accountable police force

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