Supergrasses and Informers: Informal History of Undercover Police Work by James Morton
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Supergrasses and Informers
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This work traces the role of the informer through history, from the "fig babblers" of Ancient Greece to the supergrasses of the 1970s. It looks at the behaviour of the police in infiltrating criminal enterprises, examining the fine line between undercover agent and agent provocateur.
Supergrasses and Informers Summary
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GOR008003580
9780751514094
0751514098
Supergrasses and Informers: Informal History of Undercover Police Work by James Morton
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Little, Brown Book Group
1996-09-19
368
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