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Home Office proposal attacked by Police Federation spokesman

01 January 1991

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Home Office proposal attacked by Police Federation spokesman
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According to Eldon Griffiths, MP, Police Federation
Parliamentary adviser, a Home Office proposal to make racial
prejudice or discrimination by policemen a specific offence
under their discipline code was in itself a form of
discrimination against the police service.

Times 1981/12/11 p4; Telegraph p2


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