Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102105 total results. Showing results 51841 to 51860 «258925902591259225932594259525962597Next ›Last » ‘My Best Day Will Be My Last Day!’: Appreciating Appreciative Inquiry in Police Research Appreciative Inquiry is a methodology originating from organisational psychology, though it has since been used in criminal justice research including police studies. It is used to identify the actual and potential strengths of an individual or an institution, with a view to building on these strengths in the future. The primary purpose of this paper is to assess the value of Appreciative Inquiry for police research, where its use is potentially confounded by aspects of police culture. Drawing on an ESRC-funded study, the ‘good’ police custody study, we critically examine the role of Appreciative Inquiry in enabling access and data collection through appreciatively-informed interviews, examining this from the perspective of the police, the policed and police researchers. We also illustrate how Appreciative Inquiry contributed to the theorisation process and to the development of theoretically-informed recommendations and organisational reforms, matters that are neglected in other police and criminal justice research. We conclude that certain aspects of police culture hinder its use, for example, the cynicism of frontline police officers, whilst the storytelling features of police culture and growing collaboration between police and researchers help overcome these barriers. Policing and Society - Registration at source 3/10/2021 Research article Jail terms of 20+ years ‘quadruple’ in England and Wales over past decade Exclusive: Prison Reform Trust also finds time spent in custody for serious crimes has risen The Guardian 3/10/2021 News Police stamp down on parks’ prickly problem AUSTRALIA: NSW police are cracking down on the trade in one of the nastiest plants known to animals. The Canberra Times (Australia) 3/10/2021 News Ōtorohanga homicide: Road rage was cause of Waikato axe attack, police say NEW ZEALAND: Police say road rage appears to have prompted a gruesome daylight axe attack in a Waikato town Saturday that has resulted in the death of a 34-year-old Te Kuiti man. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 3/10/2021 News Main street of Ōtorohanga still closed as homicide inquiry continues NEW ZEALAND: Police say a homicide in Ōtorohanga appears to be the result of a road rage incident. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 3/10/2021 News Solving surveillance issues in law enforcement CANADA: In today’s technology-rich environment, intelligent video surveillance systems are making a difference by providing solutions-based analytics to contribute to a safer world. Blue Line (Canada) 3/10/2021 Analysis, Feature Commitment to community CANADA: Sgt. Kelly Prebble wins Blue Line’s 2021 Lifetime in Law Enforcement Achievement Award Blue Line (Canada) 3/10/2021 Feature Former garda held over alleged links to the Hutch mob REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Officers were ‘stunned’ to find €600,000-worth of cannabis at property linked to the suspect Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 3/10/2021 News Scotland’s senior female police officer urges women not to be scared of cops Police Scotland’s Deputy Chief Constable Fiona Taylor moved to reassure the public in the wake of Sarah Everard's murder. Daily Record 3/10/2021 News Police must take women’s complaints more seriously and not dismiss flashing as ‘trivial’, says Labour peer Baroness Kennedy said she was ‘tired’ of forces promising to learn from tragedies. [VIDEO] The Independent 3/10/2021 News Police & Local Authorities given extra £23.5m for safer streets Successful bids from the third round of the Safer Streets Fund announced, with Police and Crime Commissioners and local authorities to receive an extra £23.5m gov.uk 3/10/2021 News Tories pledge six-month prison sentences for activists who block motorways The Government is to introduce tougher powers to deal with climate change activists who have caused chaos on the roads by blocking motorways. The Bolton News 3/10/2021 News PM calls on women to have faith in ‘overwhelmingly trustworthy’ police Sarah Everard, 33, was walking home from a friend’s house in March when she was kidnapped, raped and murdered by a serving police officer. The Standard 3/10/2021 News The police have to rebuild trust with women The idea that the burden for safety lies on victims is appalling: reform is needed and, thanks to this Government, on its way coming The Sunday Telegraph 3/10/2021 Feature, Opinion ‘Strategy like Prevent’ needed to counter violence against women, says police watchdog Zoe Billingham says No 10 should consider introducing statutory minimum standards for investigations of violence against women The Sunday Telegraph - Subscription at source 3/10/2021 News Police Scotland ‘as bad as the Met’ for sexism and violence against women Scottish police have been warned that they have as a big as problem as the Met when it comes to misogynistic bullying, discrimination and sexual predators. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 3/10/2021 News As police face a Soham moment, where have all the good cops gone? The outrage over Sarah Everard’s murder raises questions about the lack of credible senior police officers, says Josh Glancy The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 3/10/2021 Feature, Opinion Apple’s encrypted browsing will make it harder for police to investigate dangerous criminals The technology giant rolled out its Private Relay feature last month for iPhones, iPads, laptops and desktop computers The Telegraph 2/10/2021 News Sarah Everard murder: New verification checks for Scotland’s police A new verification check for lone police officers in Scotland has been introduced in the wake of the murder of Sarah Everard. BBC 2/10/2021 News Sarah Everard murder: Five voices demanding police reform Campaigners say the horrific killing by a Metropolitan police officer must prompt a debate about the culture of forces across the country The Guardian 2/10/2021 Feature, Opinion «258925902591259225932594259525962597Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
