Regulating Police Detention: Voices From Behind Closed Doors
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Policy Press, 2018.
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John Kendall., & John Kendall|AUTHOR. (2018). Regulating Police Detention: Voices From Behind Closed Doors . Policy Press.

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John Kendall and John Kendall|AUTHOR. 2018. Regulating Police Detention: Voices From Behind Closed Doors. Policy Press.

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John Kendall and John Kendall|AUTHOR. Regulating Police Detention: Voices From Behind Closed Doors Policy Press, 2018.

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John Kendall, and John Kendall|AUTHOR. Regulating Police Detention: Voices From Behind Closed Doors Policy Press, 2018.

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