Controlling the Constable

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The book delves into the contentious issue of police accountability in the early 1980s, exploring the concept of constabulary independence. Through a detailed examination of legal history, the authors analyze how chief constables exercised this independence in their daily operations. The work provides a critical perspective on the balance between police autonomy and accountability, shedding light on the complexities surrounding law enforcement practices during that era.