The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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... police . No oppor- tunity is missed of showing a policeman helping an old lady across the road , or rescuing a cat from a roof . There is no doubt that police do all these things . You have only to ask an ambulance driver what he thinks ...
... police . No oppor- tunity is missed of showing a policeman helping an old lady across the road , or rescuing a cat from a roof . There is no doubt that police do all these things . You have only to ask an ambulance driver what he thinks ...
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... police union which was part of the trade union movement clearly posed an enormous threat . Government reaction was swift . The police were immediately given a £ 2 a week pay rise , which in those days was enor- mous , a police ...
... police union which was part of the trade union movement clearly posed an enormous threat . Government reaction was swift . The police were immediately given a £ 2 a week pay rise , which in those days was enor- mous , a police ...
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... Police , Mr P. B. Allen , to " instruct " the police to take firmer action against demonstrators . From a constitutional viewpoint the Com- missioner of Police is at first sight in a curious position . He is both a Departmental head ...
... Police , Mr P. B. Allen , to " instruct " the police to take firmer action against demonstrators . From a constitutional viewpoint the Com- missioner of Police is at first sight in a curious position . He is both a Departmental head ...
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