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* [[Police power (United States constitutional law)]] |
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* [[Law enforcement agency powers]] |
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** [[Powers of the police in Scotland]] |
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** [[Powers of the police in the United Kingdom]] |
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** [[Police child protection powers in the United Kingdom]] |
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==See also== |
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