Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1929 - Bills, Legislative |
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... necessary to institute a prosecution can be obtained is by sending a constable in plain clothes , or an agent on their behalf , to the fortune teller to have his or her fortune told . In such a case it may be said that the Police ...
... necessary to institute a prosecution can be obtained is by sending a constable in plain clothes , or an agent on their behalf , to the fortune teller to have his or her fortune told . In such a case it may be said that the Police ...
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... necessary by oral evidence from the witnesses whom we select . That is to say , any persons or associations who have any views to lay before the Commission , which are relevant to our Terms of Reference -I have to keep referring to that ...
... necessary by oral evidence from the witnesses whom we select . That is to say , any persons or associations who have any views to lay before the Commission , which are relevant to our Terms of Reference -I have to keep referring to that ...
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... necessary for preservation of discipline . 20 , Birch Winchester C.W.F. Gross personal violence to an officer . 18 ... necessary for the due preservation of discipline . The infliction of corporal punishment was necessary for the due ...
... necessary for preservation of discipline . 20 , Birch Winchester C.W.F. Gross personal violence to an officer . 18 ... necessary for the due preservation of discipline . The infliction of corporal punishment was necessary for the due ...
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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