CoALL

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CoALL	Colorado Association of Law Libraries

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Chief Supt Coall, boss of Steelhouse Lane Police Station, said: "I am delighted.

Award for police chief

Damien Byrne, Jagveen Bagery, Malcolm Coall, Sharon Naughton, Helen Emerson; Claire Greenwood, Ben Evans, Nicola Fleet-Milne, Madeline Reaves; Beth Zaltzman, Tony Dallison, Simon Wales, Emma Whigham; Tim Rayner, Marcia Winter, Simon Gomes, Alastair Willcox

POST PEOPLE: Birmingham Future seminar

Supt Coall, who went to Stoney Stanton Road in March last year, has moved to a new role with the force in Birmingham.

Lorraine hopes to strengthen police links; TACKLING ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR A TOP PRIORITY

Detective Chief Inspector Malcolm Coall, who is leading the murder inquiry, said: "At this stage there's no clear motive and we are appealing for witnesses.

Riddle of 'gun victim'

Bone marrow samples from the time of diagnosis were collected during the 1997 Co-operative Study Group for Childhood Acute Leukemia (COALL) trial.

Denaturing HPLC for identification of clonal T-cell receptor [gamma] rearrangements in newly diagnosed acute lymphoblastic leukemia

Coall of Edith Cowan University, who co wrote the article along with Ralph Hertwig of the University of Basel.

Why grandparents share a strong bond with their grandchildren

Malcolm Coall, chair of the partnership, said: "Even though crime is falling, we should still always consider the security of our properties and own safety.

Police and public fight crime fears

Chief Superintendent Malcolm Coall, from West Midlands Police, said the incident was "not random".

Police appeal as two held after Mailbox shots

Supt Coall added he hoped it would encourage people who would not normally speak to police or visit a police station to speak to officers.

Police station that comes to the public; SENIOR OFFICERS BELIEVE VAN WILL HELP TO RAISE FORCE PROFILE

Det Chief Insp Malcolm Coall said: "We need to catch this man."

WAR VET MURDERED

Detective Inspector Malcolm Coall, head of the Birmingham unit, said: 'These are despicable crimes carried out by ruthless people.

Tiny terrors who bring heartbreak; Eight police forces have set up a joint operation to combat crimes that use children as young as five to distract victims

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