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1. (b) The admissibility of illegally obtained evidence As we discussed in Chapter 2, one way of controlling the activities of the police and of ensuring that they do not act unlawfully is to prevent the admissibility of evidence which is obtained by illegal means.
2. This is more fully discussed in Chapter 8.
3. Reads the following chapter headings:
4. The purpose of this chapter is to outline the elements involved in resource management in schools and to apply them to current practice.
5. But chapter 23 gives us the last piece of true storytelling in which Abraham is centre stage throughout.
6. Frequent use was made of the bressummer arrangement described in the preceding chapter for the introduction of large openings, such as shopfronts, into pre-existing buildings.
7. Chapter 4: The seismic catastrophe in Armenia: natural disaster and us is an incredible account covering forecasting, prevention and protection of the realities at Spitak and Leninakan.
8. Although all staff will have been through a thorough central basic training course (see Chapter 6) much additional training and supervision is still needed back in the bureau.
9. The purpose of highlighting bureau issues in this chapter is to show the vibrance of the debate within the service and the CAB's effort to cope with an ever-changing environment.
10. Teaching methods for online information retrieval will be described in greater detail in Chapter Four.
11. A later chapter will discuss in full the use of audio-visual aids in ward learning.
12. This bears some resemblance to the definition communication referred to in Chapter 2 and seems to me to generalize the meaning of the term authenticity to the point where it ceases to have much significance.
13. The discrediting of the post-war system in the late 1960s and 1970s, discussed in Chapter 2 and charted by Leys (1983, Ch. 5 and 6), was also reflected in the position of local government within it.