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Online ISSN: 5599
Print ISSN: 0032-258X

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Volume 96 Issue 4, 1 DECEMBER 2023

Citation: PJ 96 4 (535)

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Articles
More lesson learning, less risk aversion in England and Wales? Prospects for the police (conduct) regulations 2020
The centralization and rapid deployment of police agency information technologies: An appraisal of real-time crime centers in the U.S.
Understanding cybercrime in 'real world' policing and law enforcement
Exploring police culture and reform strategies post charing cross: Insights from the literature
Special beginnings: An explorative study of the early career experiences of volunteer special constables
COVID-19, distress and potential trauma exposure in the police service of England and Wales: A mixed method approach
Policing gun crimes: A comprehensive review of strategies and effectiveness
Experts' views on improving the quality of non-stranger rape complainants' accounts
Police responses to cyberstalking during the Covid-19 pandemic in the UK
From the eagle's nest: Texas sheriffs' views on illegal immigration