Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100784 total results. Showing results 67321 to 67340 «336333643365336633673368336933703371Next ›Last » Barristers urge PCCs to investigate crown court delays Kate Brunner QC, Leader of the Western Circuit, warned the lack of crown court sitting times is impacting on witnesses, police and defendants and urged PCCs to investigate the extent of problems in their areas Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/2/2020 News Policing hate crime guidance ruled to be lawful A High Court judge has today rejected a claim that the College’s hate crime guidance is unlawful. College of Policing 14/2/2020 News Police apology over handling of custody death case Police have apologised for their handling of the case of a man kept in custody who later died. BBC 14/2/2020 News Investigation into ‘transphobic tweets’ was ‘disproportionate’ but hate crime guidance ruled lawful Officers from Humberside Police unlawfully interfered with a man’s right to freedom of expression by turning up at his place of work to speak to him about allegedly “transphobic” tweets, the High Court has ruled Police Professional 14/2/2020 News Supreme Court of Canada to examine solitary confinement in federal prisons CANADA: OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada will revisit provincial court rulings that declared federal provisions on the solitary confinement of prisoners to be unconstitutional — an examination that could have implications for new legislation intended to improve procedures for separating in-mates from others. Blue Line (Canada) 14/2/2020 News Harry Miller: Police probe into ‘transphobic’ tweets unlawful The police response to an ex-officer's allegedly transphobic tweets was unlawful, the High Court has ruled. BBC 14/2/2020 News Poll reveals dwindling faith in police ability to solve crimes As few as one in nine people believe police would solve their case if they were victims of crime, according to an exclusive YouGov poll that exposes a collapse in public confidence in the criminal justice system. The Telegraph 14/2/2020 Analysis, Feature Police record 120,000 ‘non-crime incidents’ that may stop accused getting jobs Police have recorded nearly 120,000 “non-crime” hate incidents and may have stopped those accused from getting jobs, the Telegraph can disclose. The Telegraph 14/2/2020 News ‘It changed my whole outlook’: how police scheme changed one offender’s life Samantha Raw feared her children would be taken away, but was given a second chance The Guardian 14/2/2020 Analysis, Feature Durham’s pioneering police scheme slashes reoffending rates Reoffending rates have been slashed in a pioneering police scheme in north-east England which experts say could lead to a transformation in how the justice system deals with violent crime. The Guardian 14/2/2020 News UK drug barons ditch banks for money service businesses Drug barons have moved from laundering cash through banks to using smaller money service businesses, Scotland Yard’s head of specialist crime has said. The Guardian 14/2/2020 News Novice Drivers and Parents: Exploring the Feasibility of Third-Party Policing in Reducing Young Driver Offending Third-party policing involves police partnering with other individuals or organisations in order to prevent or control crime and disorder. Given the high level of young driver crash rates and offences, an intervention based on third-party policing may reduce both. This study explored the feasibility of using this approach with parents, who would be the third party, and young drivers in the Australian Capital Territory. Semistructured interviews with 16 parents and 11 of their children were conducted. The results suggest that given parents are supportive of the formal policing of young drivers and their willingness to impose additional restrictions on their children, that the introduction of an intervention based on a third-party policing framework is feasible. However, the lack of knowledge of GDL restrictions that apply to their child may make it difficult for parents to act as an enforcement authority in partnership with police. There is also the need to introduce a legal lever to support parents in their interactions with children and enable police to coerce parents into taking action. Crime Prevention and Community Safety - Registration at source 14/2/2020 Research article Crumbling police estate and dissident republicans undermining attempts to boost recruitment The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has warned that its latest recruitment campaign may be derailed by budget shortfalls as Catholics have been told they face being attacked if they join the police. Police Professional 14/2/2020 News APCC response to the judgement announced today by Mr Julian Knowles “Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) are committed to the Equality Act, which protects the rights of individuals and advances equality of opportunity for all. Both sex and gender reassignment are recognised as ‘protected characteristics’ under the Act. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 14/2/2020 News UK police deny responsibility for poster urging parents to report kids for using Kali Linux The UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) has publicly said it has nothing to do with a misleading poster designed to put fear into the hearts of parents and urge them to call the police if their children are using Kali Linux. ZDNet 14/2/2020 News Children as young as six are sexting suspects, Met Police reveal Hundreds of children as young as six have been deemed suspects in sexting offences, a police force has revealed. BBC 14/2/2020 News Police watchdog will investigate football fan baton incident The police watchdog has begun an investigation into how a 16-year-old was hit by an officer’s baton as trouble flared following a football match. Comet (Surrey) 14/2/2020 News Police Scotland officers set to trial drug overdose spray Police Scotland officers could be sent on patrol with a life-saving nasal spray to treat victims of drug overdose. BBC 14/2/2020 News Tax rise to pay for Thames Valley Police officers approved A council tax rise to help fund 183 new police officers across the Thames Valley area has been approved. BBC 14/2/2020 News Police who warned man about ‘transphobic’ tweet acted unlawfully High court finds actions of Humberside police had ‘chilling effect’ on Harry Miller’s right to free speech The Guardian 14/2/2020 News «336333643365336633673368336933703371Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
