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Police Use of Conducted Energy Weapons: A Review of the Canadian Jurisprudence

Alberta Law Review
doi 10.29173/alr129
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July 1, 2011

Authors
Vladimir A. ZaychenkoSimon N. Verdun-Jones
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University of Alberta Libraries


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