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Policing Police Violence

01 January 1991

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Policing Police Violence
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Niel Uildriks and Han van Mastrigt. Aberdeen University Press,
1991 14.95 (pb). Analysing the results of a case study in
Glasgow, the authors conclude that violence is rooted in British
police culture, that the British system hall little to help
victims and is even counterproductive in controlling police
behaviour. Discusses improvements in the procedure with an
emphasis on more control by the police themselves.

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