Focusing on England and Wales, this article examines how police complaints reform in the UK has been informed by developments in European human rights law. Particular emphasis is placed on the continuation of long-standing dilemmas in regard to who investigates the police, the effectiveness of investigations of police and accountability deficits in jurisdictions where police oversight bodies are equipped to investigate police.
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