How the police use of investigative genetic genealogy can provide resolution for families of the unidentified
By Emma Tilley,
Report
Police Legitimacy in the Countryside: Introducing the Rural Policing Pathway
Report
Police Legitimacy in the Countryside: Introducing the Rural Policing Pathway
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Publication Date
22.11.2024
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Countries
Fellowship year
2023
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