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Professional law enforcement codes: a documentary collection
John Kleinig & Yurong Zhang (eds.)
Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press (1993)
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This volume fills that gap and offers teachers in criminal justice ethics and law enforcement practitioners a rich selection of materials that have emerged in ...Author's Profile
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