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Slating

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The procedure by which law enforcement officials record on the blotter information about an individual's arrest and charges, together with identification and facts about his or her background.

The term slating is used synonymously with booking.
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But he admits that he was somewhat taken aback when the Palace recently called on his expertise as part of an assessment of the slating material on part of the palace roof.
Slate is palace's crowning glory; Jon's royal callout in London by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
I joined Cembrit as they have a reputation for good local service and are the acknowledged experts in slates and slating.
Sales chief full of ideas; in association with Sector 1 and fish 4 by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The more complex the technology, the easier our life is, so, the use of a slating digital photos method is the best idea to keep track of the digital photos you take.
Slating Digital Photos ? the Simplest Solution for the Quickest of ... by Clair Harvey / Computers and Internet community
 
 
 
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