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The second stage in the development of the police force occurred in the context
of the rise of military power after 1932, and more particularly from 1938 onwards.
From the start, the main function of the police had been to protect the state and ...
The second stage in the development of the police force occurred in the context
of the rise of military power after 1932, and more particularly from 1938 onwards.
From the start, the main function of the police had been to protect the state and ...
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Apart from the five deputy directors there are another eight assistants to the
Police Director. The principal interface between the police and the public occurs
at the police station. Each station has five sub-divisions responsible respectively
for ...
Apart from the five deputy directors there are another eight assistants to the
Police Director. The principal interface between the police and the public occurs
at the police station. Each station has five sub-divisions responsible respectively
for ...
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Incidentally when Pramarn became Minister of Interior at a later date he did not
succeed in reforming the police. Matichon, daily, 10 March 1993. Matichon, daily,
7 March 1993. Sannathi (1989: 55–6, 71, 257-8). In our focus group interviews ...
Incidentally when Pramarn became Minister of Interior at a later date he did not
succeed in reforming the police. Matichon, daily, 10 March 1993. Matichon, daily,
7 March 1993. Sannathi (1989: 55–6, 71, 257-8). In our focus group interviews ...
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