Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98694 total results. Showing results 39541 to 39560 «197419751976197719781979198019811982Next ›Last » Protecting freedom of expression – updated guidance Guidance on non-crime hate incidents has been updated in response to a legal ruling College of Policing 21/7/2022 News Hate crime investigation guidance gets overhaul by College The guidance has been overhauled in response to a Court of Appeal ruling. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/7/2022 News Domestic abusers barred from cross-examining victims in court Victims of domestic will no longer face the trauma of being cross-examined by their alleged attackers in family and civil courts under measures coming into force today (July 21). Police Professional 21/7/2022 News New health strategy has potential to prevent women entering criminal justice system, says charity The charity Revolving Doors believes the Government’s first ever Women’s Health Strategy for England has the potential to reduce female offending. Police Professional 21/7/2022 News Police-recorded crime in England and Wales hits highest level on record Police forces in England and Wales have recorded the highest number of crimes in 20 years, driven by a sharp rise in offences including fraud, rape and violent attacks. Police Professional 21/7/2022 News Home People, population and community Crime and justice Crime in England and Wales Crime in England and Wales: year ending March 2022 Crime against households and adults using data from police recorded crime and the Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales. Includes the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on crime and people’s perceptions of crime during the April 2021 to March 2022 interview periods. See Section 12 for information on our upcoming user consultation on the future of the Crime Survey for England and Wales. Office for National Statistics (ONS) 21/7/2022 Report Recorded crime in England and Wales at 20-year high as charge rate hits new low Police say several types of offence at 20-year high, as Home Office data shows 5.6% of reports led to charge or summons last year The Guardian 21/7/2022 News Policing futures: transforming the evidence-based policing paradigm through interdisciplinarity and epistemological anarchism Evidence-based policing (EBP) has gained prominence in jurisdictions across the core anglosphere. Its paradigmatic approach to knowledge production, and the assessment and validation criteria for research designs and their outputs remains in contention. Concurrently, interdisciplinarity (ID) has proliferated in other areas of research and practice, yet EBP remains untouched by these global developments and it appears a neglected area of academic debate. In combination with limited uptake at institutional and practice levels, a troubled landscape, and predictions of an uncertain and extraordinarily complex future operating environment (FOE): the question arises whether the present EBP paradigm is sufficient to meet the challenges and implications for policing and police research. This conceptual paper makes an epistemic assessment of the paradigm and drawing on ID and epistemological anarchism (EA) it contributes a perspective on its theoretical and methodological innovation as a futures-focused endeavour. It concludes that if EBP is to be maximised as a knowledge enterprise in support of policing in the FOE, a broader epistemology is necessary, that embraces methodological pluralism, eschews epistemic monolithism and proactively applies ID and EA to research, policy and practice. Policing and Society 21/7/2022 Research article Describing the scale and composition of calls for police service: a replication and extension using open data This paper describes the scale and composition of emergency demand for police services in Detroit, United States. The contribution is made in replication and extension of analyses reported elsewhere in the United States. Findings indicate that police spend a considerable proportion of time performing a social service function. Just 51% of the total deployed time responding to 911 calls is consumed by crime incidents. The remainder is spent on quality of life (16%), traffic (15%), health (7%), community (5%), and proactive (4%) duties. A small number of incidents consume a disproportionately large amount of police officer time. Emergency demand is concentrated in time and space, and can differ between types of demand. The findings further highlight the potential implications of radically reforming police forces in the United States. The data and code used here are openly available for reproduction, reuse, and scrutiny. Police Practice and Research 21/7/2022 Research article Plan for safe drug rooms should be brought in “within six months” Former chief constable says consumption rooms 'could guide people into treatment'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/7/2022 News CPS data shows steady increase in rape convictions The latest quarterly performance statistics published by the Crown Prosecution Service show a steady increase in the number of rape convictions. Police Professional 21/7/2022 News US ‘signs deal to receive UK police biometrics,’ pressures EU countries to follow suit The UK government has agreed to share records from its police biometrics database with U.S. border guards as part of a new scheme to push all 40 countries whose citizens can currently enter the U.S without a visa to share more records to inform decision-making for entry by 2026. BiometricUpdate.com 21/7/2022 News Greater Manchester Police detective faces four rape charges A police detective has been charged with four counts of rape and several other sexual offences. BBC 21/7/2022 News Police-recorded crime in England and Wales hits highest level on record Knife crime, theft and domestic abuse have all increased in the 12 months to March. Express & Star 21/7/2022 News Impact of Traumatic Material on Professionals in Analytical and Secondary Investigative Roles Working in Criminal Justice Settings: a Qualitative Approach Professionals in analytical and secondary investigative roles are exposed to violent material on a daily basis with full immersion in the details of serious offenses. However, there is limited evidence of the impact of this on their mental health. Therefore, this research aims to explore the impact of traumatic material on the mental health of these professionals in police and law enforcement and the strategies they employ to cope with the nature of their work. Forty semi-structured interviews were conducted with these professionals from UK, Canada, and Europe. Five key themes were identified: “Analyzing material,” “Negative Influences,” “Coping Strategies,” “Additional Risk Factors,” and “Protective Factors.” From the findings, it is evident that these professionals are at significant risk of developing secondary traumatic stress, burnout, and sleep problems. The constant exposure to this material negatively influenced their feelings about their home and social lives. The implications of these findings and avenues for providing a supportive working environment are discussed. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 21/7/2022 Research article Crime outcomes in England and Wales 2021 to 2022 Outcomes assigned to offences recorded to March 2022 and the total number of outcomes recorded, by outcome type and offence type. Home Office 21/7/2022 Report Chief Patrice Andrews: ‘RJ is not a political movement – it’s about how can we heal our society’ Restorative justice (RJ) has been long been recognised as a potentially effective alternative to traditional criminal justice processes in many countries, but adoption of the approach has been much slower in the US; one keen advocate is Durham PD Chief Patrice Andrews, who spoke to Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend about the benefits of RJ, its role in reducing crime, and the support among officers for this and other diversionary tools. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/7/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion Crime in England and Wales: year ending March 2022 Crime against households and adults using data from police recorded crime and the Telephone-operated Crime Survey for England and Wales. Includes the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on crime and people’s perceptions of crime during the April 2021 to March 2022 interview periods. Office for National Statistics (ONS) 21/7/2022 Report Sex offences, violence and fraud surge massively in new England and Wales crime figures Data collected between October 2021 and March 2022 shows that a staggering 194,683 sexual offences were recorded by police, while between March 2021 and 2022 the number of homicides increased by 25% Mirror 21/7/2022 News CPS data summary Quarter 4 2021-2022 This Q4 data release covers the 3-month period 1 January 2022 – 31 March 2022, with the previous three quarters provided to illustrate trends. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 21/7/2022 Report «197419751976197719781979198019811982Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
