Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97132 total results. Showing results 69801 to 69820 «348734883489349034913492349334943495Next ›Last » The London Bridge attack: brutality, heroism and troubling questions Families fought to turn the inquest into an inquiry into the effectiveness of national security The Guardian 28/6/2019 Analysis, Feature North Yorkshire Police number-plate sold for £243,000 A number-plate bearing the first car registration number issued in North Yorkshire has been sold for £243,000. BBC 28/6/2019 News MoD ‘unlawfully’ searches police biometric data The UK's biometric commissioner is concerned about inter-government searches of law enforcement databases IT PRO 28/6/2019 News Ensuring high-quality restorative justice £300,000 to drive delivery of consistent services by 2023. Scottish Government 28/6/2019 News Restorative justice Action Plan This action plan supports the Scottish Government’s commitment to have restorative justice (RJ) services widely available across Scotland by 2023. Scottish Government 28/6/2019 Report APCC response to the National Audit Office report ‘Tackling serious and organised crime’ “The National Audit Offices report shines a light on many of the key challenges law enforcement face in tackling the increasing threat of Serious Organised Crime (SOC), while providing some useful recommendations." Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 28/6/2019 News Axon announces it will not add facial recognition to body-worn video Body-worn video (BWV) camera manufacturer Axon has confirmed it will not be adding facial recognition technology to its products in the foreseeable future. Police Professional 28/6/2019 News NAO: Funding certainty and rationalising capabilities key to tackling serious organised crime The fight against serious organised crime is hindered by disparate funding, confusing governance, a lack of data and duplicated capabilities, according to the latest review by the National Audit Office (NAO). Police Professional 28/6/2019 News May to press Putin over Novichok attack in face-to-face meeting British PM will reiterate determination to bring suspects to justice when she meets Russian president. The Guardian 28/6/2019 News Concern uniformed PSNI to march at Dublin Pride PSNI officers will join their Garda counterparts in the Irish capital tomorrow. Police Oracle 28/6/2019 News Police Officers’ Perceptions of Their Role in A Mental Health Magistrates’ Court Pathway Although common in the USA, mental health courts are relatively new to the UK and their effectiveness here is not yet fully understood. Referral to these courts is largely reliant upon early identification of mental health problems, a task commonly undertaken by police in the custody suite. Little is known about police perceptions of their role in working with offenders with mental health system in the UK. This exploratory study therefore investigates police views of a pilot mental health courts and their role within the pathway to these. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with six members of a large police force involved in a pilot mental health court. Data-led thematic analysis was used to identify the recurrent themes emerging. Three main themes were identified: ‘Benefits of a Mental Health Court’, ‘Police as Gatekeepers’ and ‘Barriers to Identification’. The introduction of mental health courts in the UK was viewed as being reflective of changes in approaches to criminal justice. Whilst feeling responsibility for referrals to the mental health court, time, training and multiagency working were seen as hindering this. The findings suggest the success of mental health courts is dependent upon ‘getting it right’ from the start of the pathway; recommendations are provided. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 28/6/2019 Research article Ministers accused of ‘haphazard, fragmented and under-resourced’ strategy on organised crime National Audit Office report warns of 'significant gaps tackling complex problems'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/6/2019 News Chief backed over call to fight ‘woefully low’ detection rates Commissioner warns forces 'must improve technology use' to bring criminals to justice. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/6/2019 News Four police forces offer junkies treatment instead of prosecution, sparking fears they are sending message that drug use is not dangerous Police in Avon and Somerset, West Berkshire, Durham, and Cleveland have introduced the scheme Mail Online 28/6/2019 News Law and disorder as police fail to prevent serious crime – The Yorkshire Post says Theresa May hinted at unfinished business earlier this month when she said that she still intended to contribute to the passage of domestic violence legislation after she has left office. Unlike Tony Blair and David Cameron, the outgoing Prime Minister intends to continue as an MP – for now. The Yorkshire Post 28/6/2019 Feature, Opinion The Times view on low crime detection rates: Justice Denied Courts that are ‘emptying rather than filling’ undermine confidence in the rule of law The Times - Subscription at source 28/6/2019 Feature, Opinion Tackling serious and organised crime In this report, we have examined the government’s strategic response to serious and organised crime, and the extent that the enablers to successful implementation of the 2018 strategy have been put in place. We examined the work of the Home Office (the Department) and the NCA, who together oversee and coordinate the government’s response. The report does not look in detail at how other government bodies are set up to contribute. National Audit Office (NAO) 28/6/2019 Report Moves to tackle organised crime falling short Human trafficking, firearm offences and crimes against children up, says audit office Financial Times 28/6/2019 News Use technology to boost woeful crime‑solving rate, says Met chief Cressida Dick Britain’s most senior police officer has criticised the “woefully low” rates at which forces are solving crimes and called for better use of technology. The Times - Subscription at source 28/6/2019 News Changes made to domestic abuse policies following investigation into Dorset Police contact with Sharon Perrett Dorset Police have made changes to their domestic abuse policies following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation into prior police contact with Sharon Perrett. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 27/6/2019 News «348734883489349034913492349334943495Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
