'Police forces' diaporamas de présentation

Thailand

Thailand. The only nation in SE Asia that was not colonized. Economy. With a well-developed infrastructure, a free-enterprise economy, generally pro-investment policies, and strong export industries, Thailand enjoyed solid growth from 2000 to 2008 - averaging more than 4% per year

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Riots and how to explain them

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The International Network to Promote the Rule of Law (INPROL) www.inprol.org

The International Network to Promote the Rule of Law (INPROL) www.inprol.org. INPROL: The Inaugural Year. Some Key Statistics 13 Consolidated Responses issued; 4 pending 800+ documents in Digital Library 249 user responses on forums 335 jobs posted on job board 79 web resources/links added.

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Police Powers in Great Britain

Police Powers in Great Britain. Table of contents. Police aims Historical development of the police force Main police powers Exercises. Police aims.

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Cannabis Cultivation in Canada

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The Evolution of Measuring Violence Against Women at Statistics Canada

The Evolution of Measuring Violence Against Women at Statistics Canada. UN Global Forum on Gender Statistics December 10-12, 2007 Presented by Heather Dryburgh On behalf of the Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Statistics Canada.

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This document was created at The British Cartoon Archive - http://www.cartoons.ac.uk

Cartoon group - The DPP's anti-obscenity campaign at Margate.

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Police presence in educational institutions Frame of Reference

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Railroad and Maritime Security

Railroad and Maritime Security. Kevin M. Lynch Railroad Police Practices Consultant Clifton Park, New York. If you always do, what you always did, you'll always get what you always got!. Learn to think outside the Box!. Basic Security Needs. Protection of employees.

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The criminal justice service: A guide for young people

The criminal justice service: A guide for young people. Our key aims. Protect the public and support victims and witnesses Bring offenders to justice Turn people away from crime Stop crime from happening in the first place. Confidence in the CJS.

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The best police force in the world

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Nations and Nationalism By: Ernest Gellner

Nations and Nationalism By: Ernest Gellner. Christian Santarelli Shane Kalna. Nationalism. A theory of political legitimacy How good your country is doing in the political world Ethnic boundaries do not cut across political boundaries Political and National unit should be congruent .

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ESCAPE symposium on traffic enforcement 2 December 2003, Brussels, Belgium

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'Financial tsunami' forced police officers to retire

A tribunal has heard police officers from Devon and Cornwall were forced out of their jobs after 30 years of service by a "financial tsunami" triggered by a Government review. Shaun Sawyer, chief constable at Devon and Cornwall Police, said they had "agonised" over the decision.

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The contrary opinion SINGAPORE

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Solving City Problems

Fires are a constant danger in cities Great Chicago Fire ____________ strong dry winds + factory grease & oil = ______dead, 100,000 homeless. - __________________ as people crowded into cities - Lack of sanitation as garbage filled the streets.

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How did Policing develop in Britain after 1829?

How did Policing develop in Britain after 1829?. 1835: New Law said towns could set up their own police forces 1839: A new law said counties could set up their own police forces. The Bow Street Runners and other forces in London were amalgamated into the Metropolitan Police.

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