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Policing citizens: authority and rights

By:

WADDINGTON P A J

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: UCL Press, 1999Description: 303pISBN:

1857286928 (hbk.):

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Summary: Readable but detailed study of what a police force is for, what it does, how it is controlled, and how it is reformed. Although based on British practice the book draws heavily on experiences from many different countries. Contains an extensive bibliography and an index.

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Readable but detailed study of what a police force is for, what it does, how it is controlled, and how it is reformed. Although based on British practice the book draws heavily on experiences from many different countries. Contains an extensive bibliography and an index.

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