What does LES mean?
LES means Law Enforcement Standards
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Law Enforcement Standards?
Law Enforcement Standards can be abbreviated as LES
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What does LES stand for? LES stands for "Law Enforcement Standards". |
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How to abbreviate "Law Enforcement Standards"? "Law Enforcement Standards" can be abbreviated as LES. |
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What is the meaning of LES abbreviation? The meaning of LES abbreviation is "Law Enforcement Standards". |
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What is LES abbreviation? One of the definitions of LES is "Law Enforcement Standards". |
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What does LES mean? LES as abbreviation means "Law Enforcement Standards". |
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What is shorthand of Law Enforcement Standards? The most common shorthand of "Law Enforcement Standards" is LES. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- IADLEST - International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards and Training
- LEITSC - Law Enforcement Information Technology Standards Council
- LEJC - Law Enforcement and Judicial Center
- LELE - Law Enforcement Liaison and Education
- LELP - Law Enforcement Legal Publications
- LEMIT - Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas
- LEMSC - Law Enforcement Merit System Council
- LEOBOR - Law Enforcement Officer's Bill of Rights
- LEOBR - Law Enforcement Officers Bill of Rights
- LEODET - Law Enforcement Operations Detachment
- LEOFF - Law Enforcement Officers and Fire Fighters
- LEOSE - Law Enforcement Officers Standards and Education
- MCOLES - Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards
- LESB - Law Enforcement Standards Board
- LESL - Law Enforcement Standards Laboratory
- MITN - MCOLES (Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards) Information and Tracking Network
- OLES - Office of Law Enforcement Standards
- TCLEOSE - Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Education
- LEITS - Law Enforcement Information Technology Standards
- clest - Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Training