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LAW BEFORE ORDER
refdoc August=1991

JOURNAL ARTICLE , User Ref = 010233 , Acc Date = 01-Jan-87
R J Richards
Police Rev, 17 Oct 1986 94(4884) pp2118-2119; 24 Oct 1986
94(4885) pp2162-2163; 31 Oct 1986 94(4886) pp2216-2217; 7 Nov
1986 94(4887) pp2256-2257; 14 Nov 1986 94(4888) pp2312-2313; 21
Nov 1986 94(4889) pp2358-2359

A six part historical account of the development of the police
force and the gradual imposition of legal and administrative
controls over it. Concludes that the attempts of modern
local government to secure operational control over the police
is nothing new and gives numerous examples of past conflicts
between the two parties.

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