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June 1995

  • USA
    Twelve Rules for Raising Delinquent Children
  • RESCUE
    Buried Alive
  • SEXUAL OFFENCES
    The Cambridge Rapist
  • HOMICIDE
    A Tale of Two Murders
  • NEW EQUIPMENT
    Use of High Capacity Sorbents in Fire Investigation
  • FORENSIC SCIENCE
    Towards 2000 – Forensic Investigation of Crime
  • COMMUNITY RELATIONS
    Developments in Community Policing – Beat Policing Pilot Projects in Queensland
  • POLICE ATTITUDE
    Reflecting on 33 Years Police Service
  • HUMOUR
    A Very Fishy Case

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April 1960

  • YOUTH CRIME
    Juvenile Delinquency: Myth or Threat
  • PUBLIC RELATIONS
    Police Public Relations
  • SCIENCE
    Science and the Policeman
  • YOUTH CRIME
    Youth Programme Answers Juvenile Crime Problem
  • METHODS
    Questioning of Suspects
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Kidnappers Caught by TV
    Reproduction of Obliterated Typewriting
    Murderer Convicted
    Death by Asphyxia

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July 1959

  • PROFESSIONALISM
    Police and Policemanship – Past, Present and Future
  • LEGISLATION
    The Homicide Act 1957 (England)
  • POLICEWOMEN
    Women of the Police Force
  • PRECIOUS STONES
    Synthetic and Imitation
  • FORENSICS
    Biological Tests on Police Exhibits
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Deciphering and Photo-Recording of Indented Writing
    Effects of Alcohol on Handwriting
    Science Proves Guilt
    Description of Car Traps Motorist
    Glove Wearing Burglar Identified
    The Menace of the Friendly Stranger
  • LEGISLATION
    Manslaughter by Negligent Act or Omission
  • BOOK REVIEW
    The Bodgie

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