The continuing need for 'watchdogs of the wrongly convicted'

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Poyser, S. 2012. The continuing need for 'watchdogs of the wrongly convicted'. in: Wrongly accused: who is responsible for investigating miscarriages of justice? London Waterlow. pp. 46-50
AuthorsPoyser, S.
Page range46-50
Year2012
Book titleWrongly accused: who is responsible for investigating miscarriages of justice?
PublisherWaterlow
Output statusPublished
Place of publicationLondon
SeriesJustice Gap
ISBN9781857831924
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Print2012
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Deposited03 Dec 2012
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