A study of the police complaints system

Mike Maguire · Claire Corbett

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Policing Practices and Perceptions Criminal Justice and Penology Ombudsman and Human Rights

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Part 1 The complaints system and patterns of complaint: background to the study an outline of complaints procedures the nature and frequency of complaints. Part 2 The complaints system and participants' views - the complainant's perspective police viewpoints the informal resolution process withdrawn complaints. Part 3 The police complaints authority cases handled by the PCA supervision by the PCA complainants' views and reactions.

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