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Introduction,or since. Colourful, energetic, intelligent, ambitious, ruthless and reckless: he was a man one loved or hated, and many people feared. “We looked upon him as ‘the Boss’ and his word was bloody law”, said one former police officer.

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The Miller Scandal: Power, Loyalty and Police Culture, 1937,was subjected to appalling harassment in which MacKay was, at the very least, complicit. The persecution of Miller became an open scandal and led to another Royal Commission. This chapter uses this scandal to explore power relations within the police culture and especially the intimidation of “whist

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The Miller Scandal: Power, Loyalty and Police Culture, 1937,was subjected to appalling harassment in which MacKay was, at the very least, complicit. The persecution of Miller became an open scandal and led to another Royal Commission. This chapter uses this scandal to explore power relations within the police culture and especially the intimidation of “whist

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,‘I Am in Charge of the Police Ship’: The Minister, the Union and the Power of the Commissioner, 193er traces MacKay’s growing tendency to autocracy. Incidents between 1938 and 1943—primarily disputes with an increasingly-strong police union—are used to explore MacKay’s erratic and arrogant behaviour, and how he managed to maintain his power despite it.

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,‘I Am in Charge of the Police Ship’: The Minister, the Union and the Power of the Commissioner, 193er traces MacKay’s growing tendency to autocracy. Incidents between 1938 and 1943—primarily disputes with an increasingly-strong police union—are used to explore MacKay’s erratic and arrogant behaviour, and how he managed to maintain his power despite it.

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,The ‘Appalling Vista’: Police Power and Miscarriages of Justice, 1932 and 1944,oth crimes, but I argue that in both cases evidence was manipulated, suppressed and fabricated, and that the results were almost certainly unjust. The external and internal pressures which lead to miscarriages of justice are examined.