Review essay / empowering and restraining the police: How to accomplish both

Criminal Justice Ethics 11 (1):52-57 (1992)
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Howard S. Cohen and Michael Feldberg, Power and Restraint: The Moral Dimension of Police Work, New York Praeger, 1991; xvii + 166 pp

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