Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1929 - Bills, Legislative |
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... evidence against the accused . But the evidence of Police witnesses , without exception , has been that the practice of the Police is to approach any person who is or may be suspected of a crime in such a way that any statement he may ...
... evidence against the accused . But the evidence of Police witnesses , without exception , has been that the practice of the Police is to approach any person who is or may be suspected of a crime in such a way that any statement he may ...
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... evidence whatsoever of the existence of any such system , which has been repudiated by all the Police witnesses whom we have questioned on the subject . They have assured us that a constable incurs neither blame nor loss of prospects of ...
... evidence whatsoever of the existence of any such system , which has been repudiated by all the Police witnesses whom we have questioned on the subject . They have assured us that a constable incurs neither blame nor loss of prospects of ...
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... evidence and proves personal annoyance would be to enact a dead letter , for we have to recognise it as an irrefutable fact that in general persons accosted will not attend the Court and give evidence , no doubt for the reason that they ...
... evidence and proves personal annoyance would be to enact a dead letter , for we have to recognise it as an irrefutable fact that in general persons accosted will not attend the Court and give evidence , no doubt for the reason that they ...
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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