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ECDS and use-of-force law: The courts are taking interest in how ECDS are used by law enforcement officers. What does that mean for you and your agency?/ by Christopher L. Mcfarlin.

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TextSeries: Police: The Law Enforcement Magazine. page 32-37 ; Volume 40 Number 3 (March 2016)Publication details: --California: Bobit Business Media, March 2016.Description: pages 32-37 26.3cmISSN:

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Bansalan Periodicals	UM Bansalan College LIC	BPer. 363.205 P75 2016 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	monthly	Not for loan

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