An edition of Police responses to domestic violence (1991)

Police responses to domestic violence

a study of the use of criminal code provisions relating to firearms

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Police responses to domestic violence
Colin Meredith, Colin Meredith
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a study of the use of criminal code provisions relating to firearms

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Publisher
Department of Justice, Canada, Law Reform, Research and Development Directorate, Corporate Policy and Programs Sector
Language
English
Pages
49

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Subjects

Police social work, Marital violence, Family violence, Law and legislation, Firearms

Places

Canada
Edition Availability
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Police responses to domestic violence: a study of the use of criminal code provisions relating to firearms
1991, Department of Justice, Canada, Law Reform, Research and Development Directorate, Corporate Policy and Programs Sector
in English

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Edition Notes

"Abt Associates of Canada"

Published in
[Ottawa, Ont.]
Series
Working document -- WD1993- 2e, Working document (Canada. Dept. of Justice. Corporate Policy and Programs Sector) -- WD1993-2e

Classifications

Library of Congress
KE3758 .M467 1991

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Pagination
iv, 49 p. ;
Number of pages
49

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL17332503M

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