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Chemical Weapons: DOD Does Not Have a Strategy to Address Low-Level Exposures

NCJ Number

189893

Date Published

September 1998

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Guidelines for Mass Casualty Decontamination During a Terrorist Chemical Agent Incident

NCJ Number

189889

Date Published

January 2000

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For Every Target, a Bomber

NCJ Number

189885

Date Published

November 1999

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Homeland Defense: Threats and Policies in Transition

NCJ Number

189896

Date Published

July 1998

Countering the Changing Threat of International Terrorism

NCJ Number

189858

Date Published

2000

Two Test Methods for Personel Protective Clothing Systems in Chemical Environments

NCJ Number

189831

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The Beacon

Date Published

February 2001

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National Institute of Justice Office of Science and Technology

NCJ Number

189832

Journal

The Beacon

Date Published

February 2001

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Vaccines, Pharmaceutical Products, and Bioterrorism: Challenges for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration

NCJ Number

189452

Journal

Emerging Infectious Diseases

Date Published

1999

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Response Team Tactics in the Hot Zone

NCJ Number

189481

Journal

Journal of Counterterrorism and Security International

Date Published

2001

Defending America: Asymmetric and Terrorist Attacks with Biological Weapons

NCJ Number

189487

Date Published

September 2001

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Less than Lethal: An Analysis of the Impact of Oleoresin Capsicum

NCJ Number

189270

Journal

International Journal of Police Science and Management

Date Published

2000

Quantitative Analysis of Capsaicinoids in Fresh Peppers, Oleoresin Capsicum, and Pepper Spray Products

NCJ Number

188954

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

May 2001

Less-Lethal Force Technology

NCJ Number

188151

Date Published

2001

Women Prisoners as Customers: Counting the Costs of the Privately Managed Metropolitan Womens Correctional Centre (From Women in Corrections: Staff and Clients, P 1-8, 2000, Australian Institute of Criminology -- See NCJ-187936)

NCJ Number

187942

Date Published

2000

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Assessment of Four Solvents for the Recovery of 2-Chlorobenzylidenemalononitrile and Capsaicins From "CS" and "Pepper" Type Lachrymator Sprays, and an Examination of Their Persistence on Cotton Fabric

NCJ Number

187620

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

March 2001

Push for Less-Lethal

NCJ Number

185823

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

November 2000

Arming a Traditionally Disarmed Police: An Examination of Police Use of CS Gas in the U.K.

NCJ Number

185741

Journal

Policing

Date Published

2000

Guide to Chemical Agent Use in Police Work

NCJ Number

185034

Date Published

2000

OC Spray and Science: One Good Study Is Worth a Hundred Opinions

NCJ Number

184781

Journal

Law Enforcement Trainer

Date Published

2000

All Chemical Agents Are Not Created Equal

NCJ Number

184137

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

July 2000

Civil Disturbance: Is Your Agency Prepared for Incidents?

NCJ Number

183860

Journal

Law and Order

Date Published

May 2000

Pepper Spray: A Safe and Reasonable Response to Suspect Verbal Resistance

NCJ Number

183574

Journal

Policing

Date Published

2000

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

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Impact of Oleoresin Capsicum Spray on Respiratory Function in Human Subjects in the Sitting and Prone Maximal Restraint Positions, Final Report

NCJ Number

182433

Date Published

2000

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

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Study of Knowledge and Attitudes of Public Housing Residents Toward Community Policing in the City of Charleston

NCJ Number

182434

Date Published

2000

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

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Clandestine Drug Labs: Chemical Time Bombs

NCJ Number

182113

Journal

FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin

Date Published

April 2000

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