Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97805 total results. Showing results 58941 to 58960 «294429452946294729482949295029512952Next ›Last » Former Greater Manchester Police officers’ investigated over grooming case The police watchdog is investigating three former senior Greater Manchester Police (GMP) officers who led a inquiry into child sexual exploitation. BBC 13/8/2020 News Lawyer for Madeleine McCann suspect claims key witness is a criminal who swapped information for police favours Lawyers representing the German paedophile suspected of abducting Madeleine McCann say that a key prosecution witness is a criminal who swapped information for police favours. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 13/8/2020 News Dawn Butler and police legitimacy: Is it time to reform the Road Traffic Act? The recent stop of London MP Dawn Butler under the Road Traffic Act (RTA), and the media storm which ensued, once again brought the issue of police legitimacy into the headlines; Montell Neufville believes amending the RTA could improve interactions with the public. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/8/2020 Feature, Opinion Changing times, changing practice: Developing a diverse, trusted and modern police force for all Skills for Justice invite you to join them virtually for the first interactive Organisation Development and Changing Practice event on Thursday 20th August 2020 Policing Insight 13/8/2020 News Five things about bitcoin What you need to know about bitcoin and cryptocurrencies College of Policing 13/8/2020 Feature Working together to support policing’s future operating environment Chief Superintendent Paul Griffiths: Preparing for new challenges to the best of our ability College of Policing 13/8/2020 Feature, Opinion Police Interview of Suspects in China: Developments and Analyses This article investigates the power dynamics in police interviews with suspects in China by examining a real-life sample. It first overviews some recent developments and legislation in China regarding police interviewing of suspects, followed by outlining the linguistic and psychological research upon which the analyses are based. The interviews are examined using critical discourse analysis that reveals the high-power position of the Chinese police in suspect interviews. However, the large proportion of open questions found in the interviews is encouraging, as this suggests that regulations outlawing use of evidence obtained by torture or other illegal means are taking effect. This article is the first to empirically examine actual Chinese police interviews with suspects, providing valuable insights for theories and practice. International Journal of Police Science & Management 13/8/2020 Research article Ruling that AFR is unlawful ‘not fatal’ to future use of the technology Police use of facial recognition technology is unlikely to end despite a landmark legal ruling which found that trials of these systems have breached human rights and data protection laws. Police Professional 13/8/2020 News PSNI reaches agreement on information sharing with Police Ombudsman The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has signed a new agreement on information sharing with the Police Ombudsman’s Office. Police Professional - Subscription at source 13/8/2020 News GMP officer to face assault charge over Taser use An officer from Greater Manchester Police will appear before Preston Magistrates’ Court today (August 13) to face charges of assault in connection with his use of a Taser during an incident in June 2018. Police Professional 13/8/2020 News Drug crackdown in Spain sees millions of euros’ worth of criminal assets seized with help of Europol Over 8 million of euros worth of criminal assets have been seized and 75 suspects arrested during a crackdown on an international marijuana trafficking network operating from the Spanish province of Granada. Europol 13/8/2020 News Codes of practice for officers using examination powers at ports In February last year, Parliament passed the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Act 2019, which introduced a range of measures to close gaps in existing counter-terrorism legislation and to ensure that terrorist offending can be disrupted more rapidly. It also created new powers to harden the UK’s defences against hostile state activity [pdf]. Home Office 13/8/2020 Report Priti Patel seeks advice on confirming legality of poppers Poppers were given a reprieve from inclusion in a ban on formerly legal highs in 2016 The Guardian 13/8/2020 News Belarus protests: 25-year-old man dies in police custody Alexander Vikhor left in van for hours after being detained in Gomel, mother tells local news The Guardian 13/8/2020 News Stephen Lawrence killer’s father says police ‘got wrong man’ as probe is shelved Stephen Dobson’s son Gary was among five youths suspected of stabbing the 18-year-old to death in an unprovoked attack 27 years ago Mirror 13/8/2020 News South Wales Police use of facial recognition ruled unlawful The Court of Appeal has ruled that South Wales Police’s use of facial recognition technology breaches privacy. Research Live 13/8/2020 News Police given new powers to tackle hostile state activity Police officers now have powers to stop, question, search and detain individuals at UK ports in relation to espionage and foreign interference. Home Office 13/8/2020 News In fast-changing times, good leaders must understand adaptive challenges The nature of policing is complex and fast moving, as highlighted in the recent Police Foundation Strategic Review. Ahead of their forthcoming one-day online event on changing practice, Skills for Justice Consultant Toby Lindsay highlights the need for effective leaders to master adaptive challenges. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/8/2020 Feature, Opinion Police to be given new powers to stop suspected foreign spies and assassins at UK ports Home Secretary Priti Patel said the new powers send a "clear message" the Government has zero tolerance for those acting against British interests Mirror 13/8/2020 News Met deputy defends officers facing ‘trial by social media’ over Dawn Butler Scotland Yard’s deputy commissioner has defended officers who stopped a Labour MP, complaining that police faced “trial by social media”. The Times - Subscription at source 13/8/2020 News «294429452946294729482949295029512952Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
