Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115580 total results. Showing results 26081 to 26100 «130113021303130413051306130713081309Next ›Last » Anticipating advancements, planning for change: Why we need futurists in policing Against a backdrop of rapid technological advancement, societal change, and the need for continuous improvement, Canterbury Christ Church University Senior Lecturer in Policing, Dr David Lydon, argues that incorporating futurists into policing could redefine approaches to public safety, enhance community trust, and empower police personnel to navigate the future operating environment with confidence and foresight. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Staffordshire Police officers and staff join the thousands who have FREE access to Policing Insight! – Find out how Policing Insight welcomes officers and staff from Staffordshire Police who now have FREE subscriber access with the start of a new force wide subscription. They join a community of readers from many other UK and international government, police, criminal justice and emergency services organisations with an interest in progressive policing. Read on to find out how to use your FREE subscriber access. Policing Insight 6/8/2024 Feature Cultural context and sentencing: content analysis of sentencing remarks for Indigenous defendants of domestic violence in the Northern Territory, Australia The focal concerns perspective was developed to understand differential sentencing outcomes for minority defendants in the United States. Although the focal concerns perspective dominates empirical sentencing research, its application in Australia has limitations in understanding sentencing disparities of Indigenous defendants, especially around cultural and customary contexts. In Australia, this limitation is exasperated by jurisdictional nuances and that certain sentencing – like for domestic violence – requires consideration of cultural factors. Using content analysis, we examined the extent to which cultural and customary contexts were acknowledged within the sentencing remarks of 72 Indigenous spousal domestic violence defendants sentenced in the Northern Territory Supreme Court between April 2015 to April 2016. We found limited acknowledgement of culture and customary practices for Indigenous defendants. Around a third of transcripts referred to Indigenous cultural factors. When cultural factors were identified, the impacts on sentencing were absent, superficial, or applied in a way to remove cultural meaning. Consequently, there was little evidence that sentencing courts adequately accounted for the unique experiences of Indigenous people. This can further marginalise Indigenous people, decrease the capacity for healing and rehabilitation at sentencing, and increase sentencing disparities. We consider plausible strategies for judicial decision-making processes that ensure cultural and customary contexts. Psychology Crime and Law 6/8/2024 Research article Rising assaults and unresolved negotiations: A call for action AUSTRALIA: New WA Police statistics lend further support to WA Police Union’s campaign for a new industrial agreement that rewards our state’s hardworking Police Officers. The lack of an offer from WA Police displays a pattern of ignorance and disrespect from the very agency and government Police Officers dedicate their lives to. Recorded offence statistics for 2023/24 reveal that rates have increased significantly for several offences since the March 2021 State Election. Western Australia Police Union 6/8/2024 News New knife laws to see metal detectors deployed ‘anytime, anywhere’ in WA AUSTRALIA: New knife laws introduced by the State Government will give police powers to use metal detectors “anytime, anywhere” in the State — in a bid to lower the number of stabbings and slashing in WA. Police Minister Paul Papalia revealed on Tuesday that the new laws will expand officers’ powers to use portable metal detecting wands and large-scale full-body metal detectors wherever police deem necessary. The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 6/8/2024 News Police Minister Mark Mitchell insists police recruitment goal achievable as Western Australia misses target NEW ZEALAND: Police Minister Mark Mitchell maintains the Government’s aim to train 500 new police officers in two years is achievable, despite Western Australia recently failing to recruit half of the officers it aimed to. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 6/8/2024 News Review into Queensland police watch houses to probe ‘end-to-end systemic issues’ AUSTRALIA: Queensland Police Service (QPS) has launched a wide-ranging review into watch houses across the state, in response to rising complaints and occupancy rates. Immediate action will also be taken to increase watch house transparency. This week, watch house officers will be fitted with body worn cameras, and a real-time online dashboard will be set up to increase transparency of watch house occupancy rates and stay lengths. In 2023, the Queensland government overrode the Human Rights Act to allow the indefinite detention of children in watch houses — a contravention of international human rights. ABC News (Australia) 6/8/2024 News Radicalised killers used military-style defences to force police retreat during Wieambilla siege AUSTRALIA: Train family laid series of ‘tactically sound’ obstacles to gain advantage in shootout, coronial inquest hears The Guardian 6/8/2024 News Fatal shooting by police necessary to protect themselves, watchdog rules NEW ZEALAND: The police watchdog has found officers were justified in shooting a man after a gunfight in West Auckland last year. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 6/8/2024 News Pre‐Employment Checks and Vetting Review This report seeks to provide a review of the pre‐employment checks and subsequent vetting of Nick Adderley (NA) following the misconduct findings against the former Northamptonshire Chief Constable (CC). Northamptonshire Police 6/8/2024 Report An Garda Síochána launches second phase of Proof of Concept for Body Worn Cameras REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Ireland's National Police and Security Service is undertaking three phased introductions as part of its proof of concepts stage. Each phase involves the use of a range of Body Worn Cameras by frontline Gardaí in specific locations. The Critical Communications Review 6/8/2024 News Force publishes vetting review in the wake of sacking of former chief who lied in his application for the top job A full-scale review into vetting processes for the most senior officers and staff has today (Tuesday, August 6) been published by Northamptonshire Police in the wake of the sacking of former Chief Constable Nick Adderley. Northamptonshire Police 6/8/2024 News Police officers injured in Plymouth and disorder in Belfast as violence spreads Disorder continues for a seventh day after the Southport stabbings with more than 370 arrests made so far The Guardian 6/8/2024 News Vetting of sacked police chief failed, inquiry finds Basic checks were not carried out in the recruitment of a chief constable who was later found to have lied about his career, an inquiry has found. BBC 6/8/2024 News Officers summoned to court to give evidence against accused man who had died Federation cites case to highlight 'broken' criminal justice system. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/8/2024 News Ex-police chief likens riots to terrorism The former head of counter-terrorism policing says some violence during the riots has “crossed the line into terrorism”. BBC 6/8/2024 News SPSA takes first step toward new 9-1-1 services CANADA: The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) and SaskTel have laid the groundwork for the next generation of 9-1-1 services. Blue Line (Canada) 6/8/2024 News Police to review Qld watchhouses as commissioner concedes ‘end to end systemic issues’ AUSTRALIA: More than 100 allegations have been made about Queensland Police watchhouses this year. SBS News (Australia) 6/8/2024 News Don MacLean becomes chief of police in Halifax CANADA: Halifax Regional Council has approved the recommendation by the Board of Police Commissioners to appoint Don MacLean as the next Halifax Regional Police Chief after a nationwide search. Blue Line (Canada) 6/8/2024 News Force publishes vetting review after sacking of former chief who lied in his application A full-scale review into vetting processes for the most senior officers and staff has been published by Northamptonshire Police in the wake of the sacking of former chief constable Nick Adderley. Police Professional 6/8/2024 News «130113021303130413051306130713081309Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
