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Monday, June 14, 2004

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Police bills intended to shift attention from crime - Part X of a Special Investigation by Camini Marajh : Sunday, June 13th 2004

"But while the Manning administration has sought cover- from mounting public criticism- behind the Opposition's refusal to support 'crucial' police reform, security analysts have questioned the government's contention that runaway crime can only be solved by more legislation. "
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