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01 January 1991

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POLICE
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BOOKS/PAMPHLETS , User Ref = P63130 , Acc Date = 29-Oct-89
J Croft, Conservative Study Group on Crime
CSGC, Sep 1986 14pp (Occasional Series No. 3) (CSGC, c/o
Conservative Political Centre Bookshop, 32 Smith Square, SW1P
3HH0 RP63130A

Looks at the accountability of the police to the public in modern
society. Discusses the pros and cons of a national police force
and refers to possible lines of development without disturbing
the existing system of local forces. Concludes that there remains
some misgivings about the effectiveness of the police effort in
combating both major and minor crime and about the social and
economic cost of maintaining public order.

Metropolitan Police, resource management, complaints

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