Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103303 total results. Showing results 37301 to 37320 «186218631864186518661867186818691870Next ›Last » Domestic and family violence perpetrator screening and risk assessment in Queensland: Current practice and future opportunities Following substantial domestic and family violence (DFV) reforms in Australia in recent years, the identification of victim-survivors is increasingly embedded across service system responses. In contrast, while men using DFV often have diverse service system contact for co-occurring issues, their use of DFV is often not identified. This mixed-methods study examines current screening and risk assessment practices for DFV perpetration in service systems that frequently encounter men who may be using DFV, including mental health, alcohol and other drug services, corrections and child protection services. Results show significant variation in screening and risk assessment practices and attitudes across service areas. Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 17/1/2023 Research article Tech bosses could face jail after Tory MPs revolt on bill Tech bosses could face jail time for failing to protect children online, after the government conceded to a backbench rebellion. Nearly 50 Tory MPs wanted to amend the Online Safety Bill to introduce two-year sentences for managers who fail to stop children seeing harmful material. BBC 17/1/2023 News Tech bosses face jail if children not kept safe online after UK parliament deal Tech bosses face jail if children not kept safe online after UK parliament deal Rebel Tories drop amendment after ministers agree to make managers criminally liable for persistent breaches of duty of care The Guardian 17/1/2023 News Chair response to David Carrick case APCC Chair Marc Jones, said: “My thoughts and deepest sympathies go out to the victims and their families affected by the monstruous crimes of this man. I am angered and saddened that anyone, let alone a serving police officer, could commit such heinous crimes. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 17/1/2023 News Ensuring public trust: Factors impacting the global public’s perception of the police Public trust in policing is essential in maintaining police legitimacy and effectiveness, and people’s perceptions of police are a valuable indicator of levels of community trust and confidence; Dr Rasha Kassem and Dr Ian Kennedy of the Open University explore some of the factors influencing negative and positive perceptions of policing, many of which were highlighted during a recent University of Oxford public engagement event. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/1/2023 Analysis, Feature MP names ex-Edinburgh Academy teacher accused of sexual abuse A retired teacher accused by the BBC broadcaster Nicky Campbell of being a paedophile has been named in the House of Commons as Iain Wares. The Times - Subscription at source 17/1/2023 News Police chiefs back plan to boost number of neurodiverse recruits Police Scotland wants to hire officers and staff from under-represented groups, such as people with autism The Times - Subscription at source 17/1/2023 News MPs sound warning as number of remand prisoners hits 50-year high Justice system in England and Wales failing rising number of inmates locked up without conviction, says committee The Guardian 17/1/2023 News David Carrick: Police constable pleads guilty to a relentless campaign of sexually and mentally abusing women A Metropolitan Police officer who degraded, raped and sexually assaulted women has today admitted his crimes. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 16/1/2023 News Met condemns officer guilty of most serious sexual offences The Met today condemns the appalling criminal actions of a serving officer after he pleaded guilty to multiple rapes and other serious sexual offences. Metropolitan Police Service 16/1/2023 News Devon and Cornwall police officer inexperience is challenging, chief says The chief constable of Devon and Cornwall Police has said the force is battling inexperience among its ranks due to the number of new recruits. BBC 16/1/2023 News Carrick conviction shows Met police’s ‘deeply rotten misogynistic culture’ Campaigner says fact that former officer got away with ‘horrific crimes’ for so long is terrifying The Guardian 16/1/2023 News Government look to broaden definition of “serious disruption” An amendment to the Public Order Bill would give police more flexibility and clarity over when they can intervene to stop demonstrators blocking roads or slow marching. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/1/2023 News Elite Metropolitan police officer David Carrick revealed as serial rapist Carrick, 48, carried out 85 serious offences over 17 years, despite force being told repeatedly of allegations The Guardian 16/1/2023 News District commander moved after row about officers not reporting for duty CC Simon Byrne says the decision to move a chief superintendent from Derry was taken in her interests, and was neither a punishment nor any reflection on her competence> Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/1/2023 News Supreme Court to decide if police need court order to obtain IP addresses CANADA: Civil liberties groups argue that there should be more constraints around how the police track people online National Post (Canada) 16/1/2023 News Police unlawfully stopped, Tasered Black U of T student while kneeling on his neck, lawsuit alleges CANADA: A University of Toronto student and his mother are suing three Toronto police officers alongside the Toronto Police Services Board and seeking damages of just under $3 million, alleging that Hasani O'Gilvie was unlawfully and violently detained back in the summer of 2021. CBC News (Canada) 16/1/2023 News Decision not to give Victoria Police new powers when public drunkenness is decriminalised draws union criticism AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police will not get new powers when public drunkenness is decriminalised, the government has confirmed, drawing criticism from the police and ambulance unions. The state government committed to scrapping public drunkenness laws in the wake of the inquest into the death of Yorta Yorta woman Tanya Day in 2017. The laws will be replaced by a health-based approach, where intoxicated people are taken to a sobering-up centre or another safe place. ABC News (Australia) 16/1/2023 News I’m a former chief prosecutor – here’s how to root out officers like David Carrick Nazir Afzal: The argument that Carrick was a one-off ‘bad apple’ simply doesn’t stand up to meaningful scrutiny The Independent 16/1/2023 Feature, Opinion More precision please: can the Met bring community policing and data science together? It was no coincidence that MPS Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley chose London’s Institute of Engineering and Technology as the venue for a speech last week, putting the first flesh on the bones of his plan to deliver “more trust, less crime, and high standards”, by reforming the Met. Among the eye-catching pledges: “the strongest ever neighbourhood policing”, a new Met leadership academy, and an intensification of proactive public protection work, one word cut through: precision. The Police Foundation 16/1/2023 Feature, Opinion «186218631864186518661867186818691870Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
