Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115636 total results. Showing results 29021 to 29040 «144814491450145114521453145414551456Next ›Last » Inspire Justice Awards returns for 2024 with three new award categories Nominations are now open for the annual Inspire Justice Awards, organised by Skills for Justice. The Inspire Justice Awards are the UK’s only awards programme dedicated to recognising the achievements of the entire justice system, and Inspire Justice returns for 2024 with the addition of three new award categories. Policing Insight 23/5/2024 Advertisement, Feature Forces to pilot new process for promotion and progression for sergeants and inspectors The College of Policing is working with several forces to test the new Sergeant and Inspector Promotion and Progression (SIPP) process following complaints that the current programme was “overly complex” and time-consuming. Police Professional 23/5/2024 News Most crime has fallen by 90% in 30 years – so why does the public think it’s increased? Despite significant decreases in crime over the past 30 years, most people in England and Wales believe crime is rising; Associate Professor Toby Davies and Professor Graham Farrell of the University of Leeds argue that while there are various reasons for the perception gap – including political rhetoric and media coverage – governments should be taking decisions on crimes based on evidence, not public perception. Policing Insight 23/5/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Worldwide views on police discretion: A scoping review regarding police decision-making Since the acknowledgement of police discretion – that is the freedom that police officers have to make decisions within the legal boundaries of their work – in the 1960s, there have been a lot of studies on this topic. Much of this research has explored the factors that affect police decision-making and, thus, how police discretion is used. Discretion has various advantages as it provides the opportunity for flexible decision-making but, at the same time, it could result in intuitive, ad hoc decisions and ultimately lead to inequalities in the provision of police services. As such, it is necessary to understand how police officers make decisions and which factors have an impact on this. In 2023, a scoping review was published that aimed to map the empirical research on police decision-making with a main focus on identifying the factors that affect police decisions (Feys, 2023). This scoping review was part of a course on policing at Ghent University. In total, 11 databases were searched for relevant literature. This yielded 15,193 results. Of these results, 2,271 titles were found to be potentially relevant. After a thorough selection procedure, 526 publications were retained for further analyses. This blog provides an overview of the main findings of the scoping review, focusing on the characteristics of the empirical literature and the factors that were identified to affect police decision-making. BSC Policing Network 23/5/2024 Analysis, Feature PSNI facing £750,000 fine for data breach that exposed personal information of its entire workforce The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has announced it intends to fine the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) £750,000 for failing to protect the personal information of its entire workforce. Police Professional 23/5/2024 News Incel violence as serious as Islamist terrorism, warns minister Tom Tugendhat responds to SNP fears over misogynist subculture in debate on revised anti-terrorism strategy The Times - Subscription at source 23/5/2024 News Gen Z police recruits don’t want to work weekends or overtime – and their rotas should take into account their ‘work-life balance’, officers are told Gen Z police recruits do not want to work overtime or weekends and rotas should take into account their 'work-life balance', bosses have been warned. Young people have a 'different expectation' of work-life balance and police forces must alter its working demands if they are to appeal to Gen Zers - those born in 1997 or later - Chief Superintendent Rob Hay, the president of the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents (ASPS), said. Mail Online 23/5/2024 News The police officers taking psychedelics to cope with PTSD After dealing with horrific events on a daily basis, mental health within the force is at rock bottom. Could a mind-altering medicine help? The Telegraph - Subscription at source 23/5/2024 News WA follows ‘Jack’s Law’ with new police powers to hit knife violence AUSTRALIA: One state is introducing what it calls the ‘toughest’ knife crime laws in the country, targeting ‘thugs’ with an ‘anywhere, anytime’ approach to stabbing violence. News.com.au (Australia) 23/5/2024 News ‘Anywhere, anytime’ knife scan laws to protect community AUSTRALIA: The Cook Government will introduce the toughest knife laws in the country, giving the WA Police Force greater powers to locate knives and other concealed weapons better protecting the Western Australian community. Government of Western Australia 23/5/2024 News 1,200 charged as Taskforce Guardian marks one-year tackling youth crime AUSTRALIA: Almost 1,200 youth offenders have been charged and nearly 500 young people diverted away from the justice system in the first year of a specialist youth crime Taskforce. Queensland Police Service (QPS) launched the flying squad initiative in May 2023, before later becoming known as Taskforce Guardian. myPolice - Queensland Police News 23/5/2024 News Police officer seriously injured by stolen car while setting up tyre deflation device in Melbourne’s Vermont South AUSTRALIA: A police officer suffered serious injuries when he was hit by a stolen car and “thrown into the air” in Melbourne’s east. 7 News (Australia) 23/5/2024 News PSNI facing a £750k fine following spreadsheet error that exposed the personal information of its entire workfor We have announced we intend to fine the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) £750,000 for failing to protect the personal information of its entire workforce. Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) 23/5/2024 News Police Service of Northern Ireland response to Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) announcement Commenting on the announcement that the Information Commissioner’s Office intends to fine the Police Service of Northern Ireland £750,000, Deputy Chief Constable Chris Todd said: “We accept the findings in the ICO’s Notice of Intent to Impose a Penalty and we acknowledge the learning highlighted in their Preliminary Enforcement Notice. We will now study both documents and are taking steps to implement the changes recommended. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 23/5/2024 News Crackdown on domestic violence in Queensland city AUSTRALIA: Alleged high-risk and high-harm domestic violence offenders have been arrested in recent weeks in the Queensland city of Ipswich during a police crackdown. 9 News (Australia) 23/5/2024 News Monsters, missteps and monumental mistakes: The wrong tactics and an absence of strategy in Scotland In this opinion article former Police Scotland superintendent Martin Gallagher gives his views on some of the challenges facing his former force, and why Chief Constable Jo Farrell is right to call for reform of three key areas – the courts process, policing mental health, and the response to minor crime – but argues that proposals put forward are unlikely to succeed. Policing Insight - Registration at source 23/5/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion PSNI face £750k fine following spreadsheet error that exposed the personal information of entire workforce The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has announced it intends to fine the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) £750,000 for failing to protect the personal information of its entire workforce. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/5/2024 News ICO plans to fine Police Service of Northern Ireland for data breach The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has announced it intends to fine the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) £750,000 for failing to protect the personal information of its workforce. UKAuthority.com 23/5/2024 News Time to make stalking a crime – New Zealand Labour Party NEW ZEALAND: Following a horrific case of stalking that ended in tragedy, Labour’s police spokesperson Ginny Andersen has drafted a bill that would add stalking to the Crimes Act. The Daily Blog (New Zealand) 23/5/2024 News Gardaí retiring from November will have to make ‘false declaration’ they are available for work – GRA REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Department of Public Expenditure says it is ‘actively engaging with stakeholders to develop more streamlined process’ for those retiring under pension changes introduced in 1995 The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 23/5/2024 News «144814491450145114521453145414551456Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
