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Verhage, A., Ponsaers, P. (2004). “Du hopper au Criminal Justice Unit : les rapports police-parquet aux Pays-Bas et en Angleterre”, Droit et Société - Revue Internationale de Théorie du Droit et de Sociologie Juridique, Dossier : Vers une transformation des relations entre la police et le parquet ? La situation en Angleterre, Belgique, France, Italie et Pays-Bas, Cartuyvels, Y., Vogliotti, M. (eds.), 2004/58, 545-563.

January 2004

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Antoinette Verhage

Ghent University

Paul Ponsaers

Ghent University

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