Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98659 total results. Showing results 55681 to 55700 «278127822783278427852786278727882789Next ›Last » Inside and Outside Views of the Croatian Police This paper explores public views about police integrity and contrasts them with the police views about police integrity. It also compares citizen and police officer views about the police. A modified version of the police integrity survey, containing 14 hypothetical vignettes describing various forms of police misconduct, was distributed to both students and police officers in Croatia. The respondents in the study, 1,142 police officers from Croatia and 450 students from the University of Zagreb, shared their views of how serious most police officers would evaluate misconduct, the expected discipline, and whether they would report the described misconduct. The results suggest not only that students expressed less positive views of the police than police officers themselves did, but also that students expressed attitudes associated with somewhat lower integrity than police officers did. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice - Registration at source 6/1/2021 Research article Peers say threat of sharing intimate images should be made an offence New Domestic Abuse Bill should provide 'further protection' for victims of coercive control. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/1/2021 News Met begins search for DAC following Lucy D’Orsi’s new role The search has begun to find a new senior member of the Met's top team following the appointment of the new chief at the British Transport Police. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/1/2021 News Commanding officer of ‘toxic’ Hampshire unit admits management failings The commanding officer of a “toxic” specialist police unit accepts that his “failings of management” helped lead to the discriminatory atmosphere that developed among his officers, a tribunal has heard. Police Professional 6/1/2021 News MPS to adopt new hard-line approach to Covid enforcement The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is to adopt a more hard-line approach to the enforcement of Covid-19 in response to a rise in the number of blatant breaches. Police Professional 6/1/2021 News Former Nottinghamshire officer sold cannabis-growing equipment on eBay A former Nottinghamshire Police drugs expert who made more than £10,000 selling equipment that could be used to cultivate cannabis plants has been found guilty of gross misconduct. Police Professional 6/1/2021 News Commissioners back ‘non-fatal strangulation’ amendment to Domestic Abuse Bill The victims and domestic abuse commissioners are backing calls for an amendment to the Domestic Abuse Bill that would create an offence of strangulation or asphyxiation. Police Professional 6/1/2021 News Covert human intelligence sources: draft code of practice GUIDANCE: Factsheets and draft amendments to the Covert Human Intelligence Sources (CHIS) Code of Practice. Home Office 6/1/2021 Report International DNA and fingerprint exchange policy for the UK GUIDANCE: This document sets out the policy governing the international exchange of data held on forensic information databases under the FIND Strategy Board’s remit. Home Office 6/1/2021 Report Police state UK: Crime commissioner calls for law change to allow officers to force entry into homes of suspected rule-breakers A police force wants powers to force entry into the homes of suspected Covid rule breakers. Mail Online 6/1/2021 News New lockdown will be enforced with ‘more fines and less tolerance’ Britons were warned last night they 'should expect more enforcement' from police under the new lockdown. Mail Online 6/1/2021 News Covid-19: Met Police officers ‘should be vaccinated with healthcare workers’ Police officers should be vaccinated alongside healthcare workers, the organisation which represents frontline officers says. BBC 6/1/2021 News Race and policing: APCC report highlights efforts to tackle racial disparity The death of George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter protests have focused attention on race and policing around the world, including in the UK; now a new report by the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners has highlighted existing and ongoing efforts to tackle racial disparity and disproportionality in policing, as Policing Insight's Tina Orr Munro reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/1/2021 Analysis, Feature Policing set to be ramped up in new Covid lockdown Police chiefs say officers will move more quickly to fine offenders, with ignorance not accepted as an excuse The Telegraph - Subscription at source 6/1/2021 News Coronavirus in Scotland: Police promise to take a light touch on checks Extra police patrols introduced to help to enforce lockdown restrictions will not mean roadblocks and random checks, Police Scotland insists. The Times - Subscription at source 6/1/2021 News Police scheme lets suspects avoid a criminal record Criminal suspects are able to avoid prosecution under a new programme at Britain’s biggest police force — without even admitting they have done anything wrong. The Times - Subscription at source 6/1/2021 News Stalking analysis reveals domestic abuse link Stalking is increasingly being recognised as a form of domestic abuse within the criminal justice system, with CPS analysis finding the majority of offences are committed by ex-partners Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 5/1/2021 News NEP here to help with New Year challenges With the UK entering its third Coronavirus lockdown, many members of the police family will be starting the New Year working from home – with all the challenges that brings. National Enabling Programmes 5/1/2021 News Evidence Based Investigative Interviewing USA: The adoption of evidence-based policing has had a profound effect on many aspects of policing, but there remains one glaring omission: training and practice in the investigative interviewing of suspects. American Society of Evidence-Based Policing (ASEBP) 5/1/2021 Feature 5 Terrorism Trends to Watch in 2021 USA: Among many critical national security lessons, 2020 emphasized the importance of staying nimble as multiple threats simultaneously unfold. A pandemic was coupled with the most active Atlantic hurricane season in history, political tension and protests kept law enforcement on its toes, and entities from critical infrastructure operators to local governments and houses of worship were forced to assess and adjust security postures based on an overlapping – and often overwhelming – saturation of threats. Even the response to COVID-19 gave the homeland community fresh insight on confronting this shifting threat landscape in 2021. With all of the other challenges vying for the attention of security professionals, entities must resolve to wisely shape counterterrorism strategies and not let this focus take a backseat. Today’s threats underscore the need to adapt as concerns arise with new or evolved groups, movements, and tactics. Homeland Security Today 5/1/2021 Analysis, Feature «278127822783278427852786278727882789Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
