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Intro -- Foreword -- Preface and Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of Tables -- 1: Standpoint -- Outline of Chapters -- Notes -- References -- 2: Disciplined Force -- Early Complaints Mechanisms -- Intervention by the Home Secretary -- 1888 Snapshot -- Cass v. Endacott -- Diminishing Officer Accountability -- References -- 3: The Police and Public Vigilance Society and Royal Commission upon the Duties of the Metropolitan Police -- Royal Commission upon the Duties of the Metropolitan Police -- Wilson v. Worsley -- Braham Complaint Against PC Atkinson -- R v. Ashford -- Endgame -- Impact: Operational Policing and Officer Accountability -- References -- 4: Resort to the Home Secretary -- Public Order Policing Complaints: Suffragettes and Striking Dock Workers -- Law Enforcement Complaints -- Sir Almeric Fitzroy, K.C.B, K.C.V.O. -- Major Robert Osborne Sheppard, D.S.O., R.A.O.C. -- Major Graham Bell Murray and Francis Champain -- Sir Leo George Chiozza Money and Irene Savidge -- Police Investigation of Police -- References -- 5: Adjusted Responsibilities of the Home Secretary and Met Commissioner (Fisher v. Oldham Corporation and Constabulary Independence) -- References -- 6: Internal Affairs -- A-1 Branch Complaints System -- End of Deference -- Royal Commission on the Police -- References -- 7: To Be Continued -- References -- Index.

1. Introduction: Standpoint -- 2. Disciplined Force -- 3. The Police And Public Vigilance Society And Royal Commission Upon The Duties Of The Metropolitan Police -- 4. Resort To Home Secretary -- 5. Adjusted Responsibilities Of The Home Secretary And Met Commissioner (Fisher V Oldham Corporation And Constabulary Independence) -- 6. Internal Affairs -- 7. To Be Concluded.

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