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01 December 1992

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Left realist criminology: strengths weaknesses and the feminist critique M Schwartz & W DeKeseredy. Crime Law and Social Change Vol 15 no 1 1991 pp51-72.

The Berlin Police: an overview O Thomas Bernsdorff. CJ Europe Vol 2 no 2 1992 pp5-7.

Terrorism in the 1990s Richard Latter. Wilton Park Paper 44 HMSO 7.50 pp28.

Al Capone and the Internal Revenue Service: state sanctioned criminology of organised crime James D Calder. Crime Law and Social Change no 17 1992 pp1-23. Calder examines the secrecy surrounding the records of Al Capone.

Hillsborough's new view Claire Casey. Police Review 6.3.92

Looks at the policing of Hillsborough nearly three years after the disaster.

Carrying the card Claire Casey. Police Review 31.1.92. Looks at the new scheme to end years of confusion between the police and the NUJ.

House of Commons debates

Police National Computer 3.2.92 Cols 104-114 Terrorism 24.2.92 cols 689-736

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