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The content of editorials and articles published in The
Constabulary was determined by the editorial staff of troopers.
Most of the articles in The Constabulary were written by troopers
who were editors. Trooper editors reviewed every article and
editorial before it was published.
Distribution of The Constabulary
In each year, approximately 300 to 400 copies of The
Constabulary were distributed to attendees of the State Police
Chase, an annual picnic and sports day, and approximately 1,000
copies were hand-carried to trooper barracks over the course of a
couple of weeks for distribution to members of petitioner. Each
year the remaining copies of The Constabulary were delivered to
businesses. In some, but not all instances, copies of The
Constabulary were sent to particular businesses to verify that
petitioner, and not some other organization, published the book.
During the years in issue, The Constabulary, however, was
not arranged as a program guide for the annual State Police Chase
sporting event. The 1986, 1987, and 1988 editions of The
Constabulary do not mention the State Police Chase, and in the
1989, 1990, and 1991 editions, the two- or three-page articles on
the State Police Chase relate to the previous year's event. The
Constabulary was never sold to anyone for a charge.
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