Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1929 - Bills, Legislative |
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... CRIMES AND OBTAINING OF EVIDENCE ( PART I ) . OFFENCES - General Duty of the Police in the Collection of Information . 55. As stated in Chapter I , the primary duty of the Police is the prevention of crimes and offences , but when once a ...
... CRIMES AND OBTAINING OF EVIDENCE ( PART I ) . OFFENCES - General Duty of the Police in the Collection of Information . 55. As stated in Chapter I , the primary duty of the Police is the prevention of crimes and offences , but when once a ...
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... crime , including persons whom they may have some reason to suspect as possible culprits . Indeed , at this early stage the Police may have formed no theory as to who committed the crime . But , from the point of view of subsequent ...
... crime , including persons whom they may have some reason to suspect as possible culprits . Indeed , at this early stage the Police may have formed no theory as to who committed the crime . But , from the point of view of subsequent ...
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... Crime . 159. Our attention has been directed to the fact that in cases of serious crime the suspected culprit is sometimes arrested on a minor charge , on which the Court is asked to remand him , whilst ( though this may not be admitted ) ...
... Crime . 159. Our attention has been directed to the fact that in cases of serious crime the suspected culprit is sometimes arrested on a minor charge , on which the Court is asked to remand him , whilst ( though this may not be admitted ) ...
Contents
Reports by H M Inspectors of Constabulary | 3 |
The Judges Rules | 69 |
Duties and Difficulties of the Police in Dealing | 76 |
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