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iiclr-17748	McNulty, Shannon	Building Trust in Northern Ireland: The Role of Civilian Review of the Police	2002	24	.pdf	application/pdf	10376	549	54	Because internal and external review structures have their own respective benefits, most of the literature on police review suggests that the most effective type of review combines internal review by the police themselves with some form of external review.24 This combination of internal and external review often takes the form of the civilian monitor model, like the ICPC, where police officers conduct initial investigations, which are supervised and reviewed by a civilian board. This trend toward civilian review is also evidenced in other English-speaking countries.3 In perhaps the most comprehensive study of police review systems, Douglas Perez identifies and evaluates three types of police review: 1) internal review, 2) civilian monitor, and 3) civilian review.4	cache/iiclr-17748.pdf	txt/iiclr-17748.txt