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| text = This fact sheet is used in several [[Law-Related ESL Lessons]] from People's Law School. | |||
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In the '''''Talking to the Police Fact Sheet: What happens when a crime is committed''''' from [[People's Law School]] you will learn about: | In the '''''Talking to the Police Fact Sheet: What happens when a crime is committed''''' from [[People's Law School]] you will learn about: | ||
* criminal law and the role of the police, | * criminal law and the role of the police, | ||