Policing Presumption

Allison Turner

Policing Presumption

Allison Turner

Hydra Research and Innovation Group

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Abstract

The current review of police pre-charge bail has once again highlighted the Government’s desire to maintain the philosophy of placing the victim at the heart of the criminal justice system, as Allison Turner explains

Original language	English
Volume	2020
No.	669
Specialist publication	Police Professional
Publication status	Published - 30 Oct 2021

Keywords

Pre charge bail
Released under investigation

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Abstract

Keywords

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