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What Happens When Investigating A Crime Takes Up Too Much Time? An Examination of How Optimal Law Enforcement Theory Impacts Sentencing
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- Katherine Ray; Elizabeth L. Borkowski; Wanda Leal; William D. Bales
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- Year recorded
- 2017
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Katherine Ray; Elizabeth L. Borkowski; Wanda Leal; William D. Bales. (2017). What Happens When Investigating A Crime Takes Up Too Much Time? An Examination of How Optimal Law Enforcement Theory Impacts Sentencing. https://doi.org/10.6000/1929-4409.2017.06.23
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