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THE POLICE AND THE LEFT

01 January 1991

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THE POLICE AND THE LEFT
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JOURNAL ARTICLE , User Ref = 004403
M Kettle
New Society, 6 Dec 1984 70(1146) pp366-367

Reviews evidence of the growing rejection of current police methods
and tactics by the Left and its effect on the development of a
credible and principled policy by the Labour Party on this issue.
Article suggests that the left wing rejection is purely on
anti-police attitude with little or no consideration for the role
of the police as a crime prevention organisation.

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