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See also special entry for reports of civil war period. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; With 1853-1856 are bound the Proceedings of the Military Association of the State of New York at the annual meeting, 1854-1860.

Differences between Congress and the executive branch over a statutory Office of Inspector General for the agency. Partial contents: Administrative office of inspector general in the CIA; Proposals surrounding the CIA office of inspector general.

DNA finds out from former Malaysia Inspector General of Police, Tun Hanif Omar, what shaped his values, how he joined the Government, also his insights on the independent era and the Communist threat. He also reveals his take on Singapore's expulsion, and the leaders involved.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that inspectors general require adequate funding to effectively perform their duties. Whether or not funding is adequate depends on the funding mechanism, but no particular method for budgetary allocations is used universally. CAPI reviewed different approaches throughout the country to better understand how budgets for inspectors general offices are set. This issue brief describes four different budget approaches used in various jurisdictions and examines their pros and cons. The Appendix lists the offices examined and provides information on their funding methods.

Jurisdiction — Territorial — Over territory in general — Territory under de facto authority of a State — Gaza Strip — Nature of authority exercised by State of Israel — Applicability of Palestine Police Ordinance to offence committed by policeman on duty in Gaza Strip — The law of Israel.Jurisdiction — Limits of — Intention to legislate with exterritorial effect — Palestine Police Ordinance — Applicability to offence committed by policeman on duty in Gaza Strip — The law of Israel.Belligerent occupation — Administrative functions of Occupant — Detachment of home civil police force sent to occupied territory at request of military commander — Power of police Disciplinary Tribunal to try members of detachment after termination of occupation in respect of disciplinary offences committed during occupation — The Law of IsraelJurisdiction — Personal — Over nationals in respect of crimes committed abroad — Jurisdiction of disciplinary tribunal of police force in respect of offences committed by policemen on duty abroad — Basis of exterritorial jurisdiction — Whether personal or territorial — Disciplinary jurisdiction compared with criminal jurisdiction-Jurisdiction over offences in the Gaza Strip — The law of Israel.

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