Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115669 total results. Showing results 32621 to 32640 «162816291630163116321633163416351636Next ›Last » HMCTS to retain and improve Digital Case System for Crown Courts HM Courts and Tribunal Service (HMCTS) is planning to retain but improve the Digital Case System (DCS) for Crown Courts despite the Common Platform being expected to be fully available by March of next year. UKAuthority.com 28/2/2024 News Secret tribunal to hear claims police spied on Northern Ireland journalists Judges urged to keep proceedings as open as possible in case relating to Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey The Guardian 28/2/2024 News Meeting Karen Duckworth, IPA Section UK Vice President (Part 3) Karen Duckworth is the Vice President, Social and Culture for the International Police Association's (IPA's) Section UK. In this exclusive third video in a series of three, Karen meets PolicingTV's Bernard Rix by the River Thames in Windsor and Eton, England, and hears her advice for those thinking of joining (or who have recently joined) the police. PolicingTV 28/2/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Watchdog wants overhaul after Avon and Somerset Police documentary A police watchdog says there needs to be a radical overhaul of the system which identifies officers who undermine trust and confidence in the police. BBC 27/2/2024 News Wiltshire PCC praises ‘robust, strategic leadership’ of chief constable a year on from her appointment Wiltshire’s police and crime commissioner has praised the “improvements across all areas” of policing that have been driven forward in the past 12 months as Wiltshire Police’s chief constable marks one year since taking the helm. Police Professional 27/2/2024 News UK police roll out enforcement cameras to tackle mobile phone driving The more you cycle, the more you notice how many motorists are using mobile phones illegally; The threat of six points and a fine appears to be no deterrent. The Ethical Choice 27/2/2024 News Essex Police constable had intimate relationship with witness, jury told A serving police officer pursued an "intimate" relationship with a witness, a court heard. BBC 27/2/2024 News Report on Engagements on Policing Matters REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Joint Committee on Justice was pleased to select the topic of ‘Policing Matters’ from its Committee Work Programme for further examination and discussion. [pdf] Joint Committee on Justice (Republic of Ireland) 27/2/2024 Report Can police put a dent in cybercrime ransom figures? – Juha Saarinen NEW ZEALAND: Cybercrime can seem faceless with the perpetrators being almost invisible and acting with impunity. That is a dispiriting thought, but the situation isn’t quite as dismal as that, as evidenced by law enforcement The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 27/2/2024 Feature, Opinion Justice Committee highlights serious deficiencies with Facial Recognition Technology bill REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Committee asks An Garda Síochána to clarify how they intend to use FRT; calls on Justice Minister to address discrimination and accuracy concerns. Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) 27/2/2024 News Bleed kit partnership ‘an opportunity to save life’ in Avon and Somerset The force's knife crime lead, Chief Inspector Mike Vass, has spearheaded the effort to create the UK’s biggest 24-hour public facing catastrophic bleed kit partnership. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/2/2024 Feature Unrelenting Dedication Fiancé of officer with potentially life-changing injuries after police vehicle crash praises rep for consistently going above and beyond in supporting them in a letter to the federation. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 27/2/2024 Feature, Opinion Recruitment of gardaí needs to ‘significantly increase’, says justice committee REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Recruitment of new gardaí needs to “significantly increase” to improve the visibility of police in Dublin city centre and other urban areas, the Oireachtas justice committee has said. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 27/2/2024 News New Research from the University of Regina and the National Police Federation Reveals Escalating Mental Health Injuries Among RCMP Members CANADA: Today, the National Police Federation (NPF) released a new report on mental health among RCMP Members based on a study by a team of researchers at the University of Regina: “Behind the Badge: Revealing Escalating Mental Health Injuries Among RCMP Members”. This report reveals the escalating mental health challenges amongst Members of the RCMP Members across Canada while providing a pathway for positive change in the way mental health services are provided to Members. Critically, the report highlights that the current state of mental health of Members, as well as the operational and organizational stressors Members are exposed to regularly, is worsening compared to previous studies, underscoring the immediate need for investment in comprehensive, accessible, and evidence-based mental health supports. National Police Federation (Canada) 27/2/2024 News Behind the Badge: Revealing Escalating Mental Health Injuries Among RCMP Officers CANADA: The NPF, in partnership with the University of Regina, studied the Mental Health of serving RCMP Members across Canada through the collection of an online survey between June 2022 to February 2023. The representative sample analyzed included 1,348 Members from various backgrounds, ranks, and locations. The NPF is deeply thankful to the brave Members who provided their insights and lived experiences through this survey. Their contributions to improving mental health services for their peers and police officers across the country is tremendously appreciated. National Police Federation (Canada) 27/2/2024 Report Lifesaving domestic abuse services at risk from council financial crisis, warns Commissioner Domestic abuse services are at risk of disappearing as the local authority financial crisis spirals out of control, says the Domestic Abuse Commissioner. Today Nicole Jacobs has written to Communities Secretary Michael Gove calling for urgent action to protect these lifesaving services. Domestic Abuse Commissioner 27/2/2024 News Dutch mega-trial exposes brutal gangland underworld NETHERLANDS: Three members of a drug cartel involved in a series of gangland killings have been jailed for life, in the biggest criminal trial in Dutch history. BBC 27/2/2024 News B.C. gangs getting more access to firearms — including deadly automatics, expert says CANADA: Experts says B.C. gangsters have even learned how to make their own automatic weapons Vancouver Sun (Canada) 27/2/2024 News Irish cops budget €2.1M for body cams trial REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Irish Gardaí are preparing a small-scale trial of body cameras, backed by retrospective facial recognition, prior to full deployment. The trial has been budgeted at €2.1 million (US$2.2 million). Police officers in four law enforcement divisions are scheduled to be fitted with the cameras for the trial period during the second quarter. They will only be switched on by an officer during certain interactions involving the public. BiometricUpdate.com 27/2/2024 News Why on earth did police keep quiet over fatal shooting for ten days? The investigation of murder can be complicated – but it is highly unusual for police to wait for so long to disclose that one has taken place. The area where it happened is popular with tourists and it has to be acknowledged that asking for help ten days after the incident risks losing vital eyewitness testimony. Mail Online - Subscription at source 27/2/2024 Feature, Opinion «162816291630163116321633163416351636Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
