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POLICING TODAY

01 January 1991

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POLICING TODAY
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BOOKS/PAMPHLETS User Ref = 351.74
K Heal , R Tarling , J Burrows eds Home Office Research
and Planning Unit
HMSO, 1985 180pp, tables RB40975A-B

Brings together twelve separate studies on police matters
produced during the last few years by the Home Office
Research and Planning Unit . Sections cover management
issues, specific work studies, police tactics against crime,
and public relations.

United Kingdom, crime, stop and search , police complaints
public opinion

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