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Should Cops Be Spies? Evaluating the Collection and Sharing of National Security Intelligence by State, Local and Tribal Law Enforcement

David C. Gomez

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CHDS State/Local

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CHDS State/Local

Key concepts: Law enforcement, Homeland security, National security, Terrorism, Public administration, Political science, Law, State (computer science)

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