OSPRE 1: Sergeant to Inspector Week 23

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OSPRE 1: Sergeant to Inspector Week 23

In the 23rd week, we're into the third stage of revision as we pick up Blackstone's Crime manual.

Date - 19th September 2014
By - Phil Waters - Executive Guidance

This week’s revision topic is Crime, a lot of people tell me this is one of the easier books to read and find it easy to study from. That does not mean it should be taken lightly, give it as much attention as you would any of the...

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