The Police function in Canada
By: edited by William T. McGrath and Michael P. Mitchell.
Contributors: McGrath, W. T. 1917-; Mitchell, Michael P., 1949-
Publisher: Methuen
Published: 1980
Place of publication: Toronto; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 278
Subjects: Police -- Canada; Law enforcement -- Canada
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Crime and the concept of justice / W.T. McGrath; title: The living law / R.J. Marin; title: The evolution of Canadian police / H.S. Cooper; title: Private security in Canada / Clifford D. Shearing; title: The role of police in society / J.A. Blake; title: The police and the judiciary / Ian V. Dubienski; title: The police and the Crown / Clare Lewis; title: Canadian police and defence counsel / Eric L. Teed; title: The police and the correctional services / John Braithwaite; title: Who are the criminals? / Michael Mitchell; title: White-collar crime / Royal Canadian Mounted Police; title: Discretion in the application of the criminal law / B.J. Saxton; title: Police discretion and public attitudes / James W. Cooley; title: Specialized police response to the juvenile / Golden Leeson and Arn Snyder; title: Culture, values, and policing minority groups / Victor Szyrynski; title: The future of policing in Canada / William J. Brown.