1 edition of NCJRS, (National Criminal Justice Reference Service), Abstracts Database, December 1998, (CD-ROM) found in the catalog.
NCJRS, (National Criminal Justice Reference Service), Abstracts Database, December 1998, (CD-ROM)
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1999
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| Contributions | National Institute of Justice (U.S.) |
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| Open Library | OL15555150M |
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