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Ethics in Policing: Performance and the Personalisation of Accountability in British Policing and Criminal Justice
Legal Ethics 9 (1):16-34 (2006)
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(2006). Ethics in Policing: Performance and the Personalisation of Accountability in British Policing and Criminal Justice. Legal Ethics: Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 16-34.Other Versions
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