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For some people here, Indonesia's promise of domestic justice is an uncomfortable echo of its guarantee last year that it would police East Timor's independence referendum.

Putnam's policy said that it would police and prevent anyone from carrying out rapid trading, known as market timing.

The proposal never came to a vote, but it suggested that the league was serious enough about punishing hate speech that it would police it not only on the Internet but also on the field.

It would force police to police an illegal party instead of protect a parade.

None were able to provide definitive answers or explain how it would be policed, with Fifa declining to comment.

The corporation said yesterday that it would contact police to offer its full co-operation and open its files for any investigation.

The fans group claimed it would be police who would instigated any trouble, adding: "Please be mindful of the police presence and their actions.

ETA is unlikely to do that, because it would give police clues as they pursue its remaining members.

Malaysia said today that it would send police to the crash site after brokering a deal with separatists to allow international police personnel to provide protection for investigators.

There is a good chance it would limit police corruption – if drug use is no longer illegal, then there is no crime for the police to engage in.

It would consolidate police presence within communities that are asking for it".