S7E4: Command of Armed Police Operations – Part 1

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Dec 22, 202316:23Government & Organizations

In this first part of a two-part podcast, Deborah Britstone of 3D Solicitors and John Beggs KC of Serjeants Inn Chambers discuss the command of police operations. In this first episode, they discuss the key consideration...

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