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082			_2-Third edition _aBCir. 345.3055 _bSk52j
100			_91892 _aSkolnick, Jerome H.
245			_aJustice without trial: _bLaw enforcement in democratic society/ _cby Jerome H. Skolnick
250			_aThird edition
260			_aNew York: _bMacmillan College Publishing Company, _cc1994
300			_aix, 312p.: _c22.5cm.
500			_aInclude index
505			_aChapter 1. Democratic order and the rule of law --2. The setting, method, and development of the research --3. A sketch of the police officer's " working personality" --4. Operational environment and police discretion --5. The confrontation of the suspect --6. The informer system --7. The narcotics enforcement pattern --8. the clearance rate and the penalty structure --9. Police attitudes toward criminal law --10. Conventional morality, judicial control, and police conduct --11. The working police officer, police "professionalism" and the rule of law --Epilogue a. Contemporary law enforcement in a democratic society --Epilogue b. The challenges of crime in the 1990s.
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