Cybercrime

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Stephens, P. and Brady, E. 2022. Cybercrime. in: Wood, D., Bradshaw, S., Dickens, T., Parker-McLeod, J., Simpson, F. and Weaver, G. (ed.) Blackstone's Handbook for Policing Students 2023 Oxford University Press.

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Authors	Stephens, P. and Brady, E.
Editors	Wood, D., Bradshaw, S., Dickens, T., Parker-McLeod, J., Simpson, F. and Weaver, G.
Keywords	Policing; Cybercrime
Year	2022
Book title	Blackstone's Handbook for Policing Students 2023
Publisher	Oxford University Press
Output status	Published
Edition	17th
ISBN	9780192872135
Print	04 Oct 2022
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