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Nineteen forces could take on direct entry recruits
Anon
Can DE be applied to other areas of the justice system as I'm a nice person and fancy being a magistrate or crown court judge. I have no experience, but i could easily pick it up, honest.
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Anon
Can DE be applied to other areas of the justice system as I'm a nice person and fancy being a magistrate or crown court judge. I have no experience, but i could easily pick it up, honest.
