Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104167 total results. Showing results 58041 to 58060 «289929002901290229032904290529062907Next ›Last » Account keeper Police Professional 1/5/2021 Feature ‘Kill the Bill!’ 5,000 people march on Buckingham Palace – police clashes Thousands of protestors are marching on Buckingham Palace following earlier scuffles with police in Trafalgar Square. Express 1/5/2021 News Undercover police on wrong side of history, says ex-cabinet minister Lord Hain A former Labour cabinet minister who was monitored by Scotland Yard for 25 years has accused undercover police of being on the "wrong side of history". BBC 1/5/2021 News A real Line of Duty: the London police officer who ‘went bent’ TV series finale coincides with true crime book launch about notoriously corrupt DS Derek Ridgewell The Guardian 1/5/2021 News The European Arrest Warrant in Designer Drugs Cases. With Or Without Verification of Double Criminality? The cross-border character of the designer drugs crimes forced the UE countries to cooperate in criminal prosecution. At first sight, in European Union law, there are proper instruments to enforce such cooperation. The Framework Decision on the European Arrest Warrant introduces the model of cross-border prosecution and abandons the requirement of double criminality in case of the group of the 32 crimes, listed in the Article 2 (2) of the FD EAW. The question is whether such a simple variant of EAW (without checking double criminality) may be enforced in designer drug cases. The work presents an argumentation that the normative meaning of Article 2 (2) of the FD EAW has to be established under European and international law. As long as a particular new drug is not internationally recognized as ‘psychotropic substance’ or ‘narcotic drug’, its trafficking cannot be treated as one of the 32 crimes, mentioned above. European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research 1/5/2021 Research article Draft bill to provide legal basis for use of ‘bodycams’ published REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The draft heads of legislation providing a legal basis for the deployment and use of body-worn cameras by An Garda Síochána have been published following government approval. The Garda Síochána (Digital Recording) Bill will also extend the circumstances in which CCTV and Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) devices may be used by gardaí. Irish Legal News (Republic of Ireland) 30/4/2021 News Policing in the post-Floyd era USA: The verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial is in. While some celebrate that the justice system actually worked, and believe that their voices demanding justice were heard, others aren't so sure and see it as a confirmation that all cops are bad. Others are saddened at the loss of life and aren't sure the media or the police have told them the full story. RAND Corporation 30/4/2021 Feature, Opinion Detectives investigating whether PCSO was murdered in revenge for her police work Senior officers confirmed that none of Julia James's possessions were missing from the scene, suggesting it was not a robbery gone wrong The Telegraph - Subscription at source 30/4/2021 News Triple-zero call system failures investigated after patient’s death AUSTRALIA: Victoria’s emergency triple zero call system was offline for hours at a time during a series of outages over the past few months, during which operators have resorted to pen and paper to log critical incidents. The Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority (ESTA) and Ambulance Victoria investigated the case of a person who died shortly after an upgrade of the system in November caused it to fail. The Age (Australia) 30/4/2021 News ‘You have no place in this organisation’: Top cop issues warning after spate of police misconduct, illegal activity AUSTRALIA: Victoria’s police chief has issued a stern warning to his members that misconduct and criminal behaviour will not be tolerated following a recent spate of “extremely troubling” cases among its ranks. In a memo sent to officers this week, Chief Commissioner Shane Patton slammed the behaviour of a select few employees, citing the impact the cases had on the public’s faith in the force. The Age (Australia) 30/4/2021 News Police officers can’t sue Crown prosecutors for how case was conducted, Canada’s top court rules CANADA: The Supreme Court of Canada has ended a bid by Toronto police members to sue over the actions of Crown prosecutors that the officers say damaged their reputations. CBC News (Canada) 30/4/2021 News Devon and Cornwall bolsters Airwave and charters ferry ahead of G7 Devon and Cornwall is bolstering its Airwave capability ahead of the G7 summit in June. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/4/2021 News Longer jail terms and stricter monitoring as new terror laws gain Royal Assent The biggest shake-up of terrorist sentencing and monitoring in decades was granted Royal Assent on Thursday (April 29) – giving the courts, police and security services greater powers to protect the public. Police Professional 30/4/2021 News Neo-Nazi police officer jailed for four years The first British police officer to be convicted of belonging to a neo-Nazi terrorist group has been jailed for more than four years. Police Professional 30/4/2021 News One-year uplift figures ‘a good start’ but more is needed The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has reacted to new figures released by the Home Office which showed 8,771 officers were recruited during the first full year of the Police Uplift Programme. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 30/4/2021 News Landmark prosecution of British soldiers in tatters as judge excludes critical evidence Two paratroopers, both in their 70s, now have an agonising wait until next week to learn if the case is dropped and they can walk free The Telegraph - Subscription at source 30/4/2021 News The Met Is Facing More Than 60 Probes By Police Watchdog Critics warn "the system is broken" as Independent Office for Police Conduct cases bring Scotland Yard's behaviour into focus. Huffington Post 30/4/2021 News Met PC sacked for hitting vulnerable teenage girl with baton 34 times A Met Police officer has been sacked after hitting a vulnerable teenager 34 times with a baton. BBC 30/4/2021 News Undercover police on wrong side of history, says ex-cabinet minister Lord Hain A former Labour cabinet minister who was monitored by Scotland Yard for 25 years has accused undercover police of being on the "wrong side of history". BBC 30/4/2021 News Fed warns Home Office it could re-open pension challenge The Home Office and Treasury have been told by frontline leaders to settle the pensions dispute fairly or face further action. Female and BAME officers could be disadvantaged, they say. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/4/2021 News «289929002901290229032904290529062907Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
