Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102170 total results. Showing results 54241 to 54260 «270927102711271227132714271527162717Next ›Last » The Influence of Police Treatment and Decision-Making on Perceptions of Procedural Justice: A Field Study This study examines whether police behavior that signals higher quality of treatment or decision-making leads to higher perceived procedural justice. Analyses are based on data collected during police traffic controls of moped drivers in two Dutch cities over a period of six months. Police behavior was measured through systematic social observation (SSO), and data on perceived procedural justice were collected through face-to-face interviews immediately after the encounters. Linear regression analysis with bootstrap estimates was used (n = 218), with an overall perceived procedural justice scale as the dependent variable in all regressions. Independent variables included an overall observed procedural justice index and four separate scales of police treatment and decision-making. We find no evidence that police behavior that signals fairer treatment or decision-making leads to higher perceived procedural justice. Our findings add to the currently very limited empirical evidence on an important question, and raise questions about a central idea, that more procedurally just treatment and decision making by authorities leads to an increase in perceived procedural justice and enhanced compliance. The first of these requires more research. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency 12/7/2021 Research article Cleansing and Corridors: Assessing the State (and Future) of Police Human Source Management in Australia Human source management (HSM) is an area of policing that is fraught with ethical and legal risks, and yet until relatively recently has received limited attention in policing literature. This article explores several areas critical to HSM in Australian policing, albeit with global implications. It explores the potential risks of creating arbitrary definitional distinctions in the registration of informants. It also explores the implementation of ‘sterile corridor’ policies separating source handling from operational police, as well as why some police services continue to reject the need for specialist HSM units. Finally, the article looks to the contentious legislative framework around ‘cleansing’ informants before using them as witnesses, requiring them to confess to all criminality (minor or major) before being offered a ‘deal’ by prosecutors. It questions whether this is the future for HSM reform in Australia, and whether or not this is a positive move forward on the road to professionalisation. Current Issues in Criminal Justice - Registration at source 12/7/2021 Research article Forces hit back tracking devices in bid to beat rural crime A vehicle tracking firm is strengthening its ties with UK forces by focusing on rural crime prevention. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/7/2021 News Force has made 28 million from station sales over eight years Sold buildings were either not fit for purpose or in the wrong place after eight force merger. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/7/2021 News Officer receives final written warning over social media videos An officer from Northamptonshire Police officer who posted “inappropriate” videos of himself on the social media channel TikTok has been given a final written warning. Police Professional 12/7/2021 News Home Secretary outlaws violent white supermacist organisation Home Secretary Priti Patel has today (July 12) taken action to outlaw the extreme right-wing terrorist group, The Base – a predominantly US-based militant white supremacist organisation seeking to establish a white ‘ethno-state’. Police Professional 12/7/2021 News Drug trafficking in 2021: Competition and collaboration in the new global cocaine networks The latest UN World Drug Report has highlighted how organised crime groups adapted to the impact of COVID-19 on drug trafficking, and the continuing growth of the dark web marketplace for narcotics; in this second of two articles focusing on the report, Policing Insight’s Chris Allen looks at the changes in the production, transportation and sale of the world’s most popular illegal drugs, with a focus on cocaine and methamphetamine. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/7/2021 Analysis, Feature Police Scotland has earned £28 million from property sales since 2013 Police Scotland has earned more than £28 million over the past eight years by selling off properties, including old police stations, new figures show. Police Professional 12/7/2021 News New £6m state-of-the-art forensic laboratory planned for Scotland A new toxicology laboratory is to be created in Scotland to provide state-of-the-art testing capabilities for police and prosecutors. Police Professional 12/7/2021 News Two police watchdogs now mandated to probe domestic violence, experts say more needed CANADA: ST. JOHN’S, N.L. — Newfoundland and Labrador’s new police oversight agency has become just the second in Canada with an explicit mandate to investigate allegations of domestic violence committed by officers, a crime that experts say is too often kept in the shadows. CKKPGToday (Canada) 12/7/2021 News Illegal hunting suspected as front to check rural property REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Illegal hunting is suspected by rural communities to often be a “front” for people to check rural properties for security – and identify possible targets for theft, authorities have noted. AgriLand 12/7/2021 News Fury at Sinn Féin TD’s stance on Garda Jerry McCabe killing REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The chair of the Dáil’s Petitions Committee is set to face a no confidence motion after his alleged refusal to apologise over the IRA shooting of Garda Jerry McCabe. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 12/7/2021 News Garda hospitalised after violent incident involving group of men in Co Offaly REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Members of the force were responding to a public order incident involving a group of men when the garda was assaulted Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 12/7/2021 News ‘You were amazing’ — Support flows in for Garda after count centre drama REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Support is flowing in online for a Garda who was forced to deal with an incident involving a candidate outside the Dublin Bay South by-election count centre. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 12/7/2021 News How SharePoint Lists help manage data In our daily work, many of us use a Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet to manage lists of data. And whilst excel is familiar and powerful, it's perhaps a little clumsy for just managing lists rather than doing powerful calculations. National Enabling Programmes 12/7/2021 News Update on investigations linked to the death of Sarah Everard Following today’s (Friday 9 July) guilty plea at the Old Bailey by Metropolitan Police Service Police Constable Wayne Couzens, who admitted murdering Sarah Everard, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has issued an update on its linked conduct investigations. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 12/7/2021 News Home Secretary to ban extreme right-wing terrorist group, The Base Home Secretary asks Parliament to proscribe terrorist group, The Base. Home Office 12/7/2021 News Met Police face questions over Wembley chaos after 19 officers injured during Euros final violence The force said 49 people were arrested by officers policing the 'volatile crowds' at Wembley - plus Ben Rumsby's first-hand account of chaos The Telegraph - Subscription at source 12/7/2021 News ‘They’re thugs not fans’: Met Police Federation condemns England supporters after officers attacked Nineteen officers were injured when they "confronted volatile crowds" in the capital after the game and 49 people had been arrested for a "variety of offences". Sky News 12/7/2021 News Diversion schemes and out of court disposals: Going soft on drugs? As the UK continues to experience record numbers of drug-related deaths, some forces have turned increasingly to drug diversion schemes to tackle drug use, alongside the traditional prohibition deterrent; Thames Valley’s successful Drug Diversion Scheme breaches some of the ‘red line’ guidance on out of court disposals, but Chief Inspector Jason Kew believes the benefits to individuals and the wider community justify the approach. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/7/2021 Analysis, Feature «270927102711271227132714271527162717Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
