Policing in a Changing Constitutional Order by Walker, Neil ISBN 0421633700
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[edit] Policing in a Changing Constitutional Order
Title in full: 'Policing in a Changing Constitutional Order'.
Since the 1980s there have been major changes in the structure and regulation of policing in the UK, involving greater centralisation of police services and a radical overhaul of control and direction. This important new work examines these changes and the vastly altered constitutional landscape they have created. It discusses how the police are now viewed under the constitution, and how this has influenced their actions and reputation. This is a major new study of a topical subject which combines a clear explanation of the current law with a sociologically-informed understanding of its origins. The book analyses the merits and demerits of the new constitutional arrangements for policing. Modern Legal Studies are a series of short monographs which have made a significant contribution to legal scholarship and curriculum developments over the past 25 years. They present an outlet for new and relevant ideas, encouraging both established and aspiring authors to contribute to academic debate on existing subjects and to expound original ideas on new and exciting areas of legal scholarship
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[edit] Title
Policing in a Changing Constitutional Order
[edit] Author
Walker, Neil
[edit] ISBN
0421633700
[edit] Published
16/11/2000
[edit] Publisher
Sweet & Maxwell Ltd
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