01519nam a2200181   4500001000700000100004100007101000800048200009000056311004000146330090800186461012101094606001601215606003001231606002601261606001601287606001601303700001801319373000  a20070108u           y0pory50      ba  aeng  aResponding to public inquirieselessons learnt from the Bichard inquiryfRussell Wate  aResumo inserto no próprio artigo.  aThe investigation into the tragic murders of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman and the public inquiry that ensued are well known. This report looks at the police response to the Bichard Inquiry. In particular it focuses on the management of the police participation in the Inquiry and features common to most public inquiries. Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. The Commencement of the inquiry; 3. Structure of a public inquiry; 4. Legal representation; 5. ACPO lead; 6. Police team; 7. Strategic aims and terms of reference; 8. Risk and community impact assessments; 9. Media strategy; 10. Accommodation; 11. Family liaison; 12. External communications; 13. Internal communications; 14. Preliminary hearings; 15. Undertakings; 16. Disclosure of documents; 17. Written evidence; 18. Salmon letters; 19. Oral evidence; 20. Opening and closing submissions; 21. LiveNote and IT; Maxwell letters; 23. Final report.  cBedforddAutumn 2006vVol. 2, issue 2tThe Journal of Homicide and Major Incident Investigationx2370-1600pp. 41-51  aINQUÉRITO  aCOMISSÃO DE INQUÉRITO  aACTUAÇÃO POLICIAL  aHOMICÍDIO  aREINO UNIDO  aWATEbRussell