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01 December 1995

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Who's to detect a vulnerable suspect? Sheila Rawsthorne. Policing Today August 1995 pp2-5. On the changes - under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act - in rules governing police questioning and the removal of a suspect's right to silence.

Them and us Neil Addison. Police Review 11.8.95 pp15-17. Piece on the Crown Prosecution Service by a barrister who worked for the CPS for eight years.

Public order review Jo Cooper. Legal Action September 1995 pp 17-19. Review of trends and developments in public order and arrest cases.

Kill or chill?: analysis of the opposition to the Criminal Justice Bill. Aufheben Summer 1995 pp1-27. Overview of the various strands of opposition to the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act.

The Criminal Justice system in England and Wales 1995 Gordon C Barclay. Home Office (1995) pp48. This is a revised edition that covers the organisation and procedures used within the criminal justice system.

Could it be saved? Should it be saved? by June Tweedie. Legal Action August 1995 p9. On the inquest system.

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