Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105109 total results. Showing results 66601 to 66620 «332733283329333033313332333333343335Next ›Last » CPS Thames and Chiltern initiatives see a significant rise in rape charges Successful initiatives in CPS Thames and Chiltern have seen a significant rise in rape cases being charged. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 31/7/2020 News CPS statement on the sentencing of Henry Long, Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers Chief Crown Prosecutor for Thames and Chiltern, Jaswant Kaur Narwal, said: “PC Andrew Harper was a young police officer whose life was tragically cut short by the senseless acts of three teenagers, leaving his family, friends and colleagues totally devastated. Our thoughts remain with them during this very difficult time. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 31/7/2020 News Improving the experience of rape victims in the Justice System Improving the experience of rape victims who enter the justice system has been the subject of pioneering joint working between CPS East Midlands and voluntary and public sector groups. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 31/7/2020 News National Chair encourages forces to post more BWV on social media Forces should consider publicising more body-worn video footage on social media to show the reality of policing and give the full story behind interactions between police and the public, says the Federation National Chair. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 31/7/2020 News PC Andrew Harper’s teenage killers jailed The killers of a police officer who was dragged to his death behind their getaway car have been jailed. BBC 31/7/2020 News Police Federation slams Government’s ‘haphazard’ coronavirus policy changes which allow little time for planning The Government has been slammed by the Police Federation over its "haphazard announcements” about new coronavirus restrictions in northern England. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 31/7/2020 News Does Trust in Citizens Mediate the Relationship Between Internal and External Procedural Justice: A Comparison Between China and Taiwan Police This study investigates the roles of trust in citizens and compliance with agency policies in mediating the direct and indirect relationships between internal procedural justice and external procedural justice among Chinese and Taiwanese police officers. Based on survey data collected from 1,253 police officers, this study comparatively analyzes whether supervisory treatment of officers is predictive of trust in citizens and willingness to follow agency policies, which in turn is linked to their willingness to act fairly and justly toward citizens on the street. The results indicate that officer trust in citizens mediates the relationship between internal and external procedural justice in both China and Taiwan, but compliance with agency policies does not. Internal procedural justice directly predicts external procedural justice among Taiwanese officers, but such a connection is not found among Chinese officers. Implications for future research and policy are discussed. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology - Registration at source 31/7/2020 Research article The Influence of Demographic Factors and Work Environment on Job Satisfaction Among Police Personnel: An Empirical Study Job satisfaction among employees is important for police organizations. Low job satisfaction may result in poor organizational commitment, unsatisfactory job performance, and absenteeism. Job satisfaction is impacted by demographic factors and characteristics of the work environment. Analyzing survey data of 6,041 police officers, the study finds that while demographic factors and job characteristics impact job satisfaction, organizational characteristics have the greatest influence. The study illuminates the similarities and differences in organizational dynamics impacting job satisfaction in police organizations in India and other countries and underlines the relevance of the theory across countries and cultures. International Criminal Justice Review 31/7/2020 Research article A Conditional Likelihood Model of the Relationship Between Officer Features and Rounds Discharged in Police Shootings We match officers on the scene of a shooting incident and develop a conditional truncated Poisson model that eliminates confounding due to time, place, and environment. We use a permutation test to formally assess the strength of the relationship between officer features and shooting rate. We find no officer feature strongly predicts shooting rate. Age at recruitment, age at the time of the shooting, and years of experience all had relative rates nearly equal to 1.0. There was no statistical relationship with an officer being female (p = 0.27), black (p = 0.64), or Hispanic (p = 0.39). Having prior involvement in shootings, prior force complaints, and special assignments appear to elevate the relative rate of shooting, but all confidence intervals included 1.0. Officer features appear to have little or no relationship with shooting rate. These findings correspond with police scholars’ supposition that duty assignment may be more responsible for explaining differences in police use of force than individual officer characteristics. It contrasts with some prior research suggesting that officer race, age at recruitment, and prior performance affect shooting risk. Journal of Quantitative Criminology - Registration at source 31/7/2020 Research article DPA President Simon Nelson: ‘Disability is the Cinderella of diversity’ Having recently taken up his post as President of the Disabled Police Association, Simon Nelson talks to Policing Insight's Tina Orr Munro about the 'culture of fear' experienced by some disabled officers and staff, and why disability is still regarded as the 'Cinderella of diversity'. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 31/7/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Don’t forget existing officers, Fed tells ministers More needs to be done to keep existing officers in the job, the Police Federation has warned. The increase in new officers mustn't take focus away long-serving staff, they warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/7/2020 News Lancashire officers self-isolate after retirement party guest tests positive for coronavirus Twenty-two officers from Lancashire Constabulary have been ordered to self-isolate after attending a retirement party in Blackburn where one of the guests later tested positive for Covid-19. Police Professional 31/7/2020 News Calls to make pet theft a specific crime rejected by Government Calls to make pet theft a specific criminal offence have been rejected by the Government, prompting concern from some MPs. Police Professional 31/7/2020 News ‘State-sanctioned gaslighting’: a rape survivor recalls her CPS ordeal Bonny Turner, who waived her right to anonymity, is appealing against the decision to drop her case due to insufficient evidence The Guardian 31/7/2020 News Police cordons to stop crowds at Bournemouth beach amid fears of heatwave Contingency plans as PM urges people not to lose focus and risk spreading Covid-19 The Guardian 31/7/2020 News Scot Police Federation: ‘Hate crime Bill could result in thought police’ The Scottish Police Federation has slammed the Scottish Government’s controversial hate crime Bill, warning that it would significantly increase the police’s workload and damage freedom of speech. The Christian Institute 31/7/2020 News Operation Gloucester special report July 2020 AUSTRALIA: An investigation into improper evidentiary and disclosure practices in relation to the Victoria Police investigation of the murders of Sergeant Gary Silk and Senior Constable Rodney Miller. Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) - Victoria (Australia) 31/7/2020 Report Report of proceedings: A Garda youth diversion projects annual conference 2019 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The 2019 Garda Youth Diversion Projects Annual Conference took place in the Croke Park Conference Centre on 6 November. [pdf] Department of Justice and Equality (Ireland) 31/7/2020 Report Budget variance for the period ending June 30, 2020 CANADA: This report provides information and updates to the Edmonton Police Commission (EPC) on the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) current financial position as of June 30, 2020. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 31/7/2020 Report Can tech help the NFIB tackle the UK’s fraud crisis? Fraud offences are a major, and growing, concern for authorities in the UK and around the world. According to the Crime Survey for England and Wales, there were over 3.8m reported incidents of fraud in the UK in the year ending June 2019. The gruesome reality of fraud in the country means that roughly one out of every fifteen people might have suffered a fraud attempt in the same year, generating stress and personal losses. In 2020, COVID-19 has yet added more complication within tackling scams, with fraudsters using the pandemic to target people online and frauds growing at a record rate, whilst many victims are not reporting the crimes to the authorities, leaving the criminals unpunished. Government Computing 31/7/2020 News «332733283329333033313332333333343335Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
