Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98621 total results. Showing results 70681 to 70700 «353135323533353435353536353735383539Next ›Last » David Gauke tries to cement scrapping of short-term sentences David Gauke went all out yesterday in an attempt to urge his successor to continue the Ministry of Justice policy he instituted to scrap short prison sentences. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/7/2019 News Home Secretary urged by PCCs and cross-party group to push on with drug consumption rooms Seven PCCs and a group of 13 cross-party MPs and peers have written to Sajid Javid calling for local authorities to be allowed to proceed with pilot schemes. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/7/2019 News One-force officer rises from PC to chief of country’s fourth biggest West Yorkshire deputy John Robins has stepped into the role vacated by Chief Constable Dee Collins who officially retired at the end of April. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/7/2019 News Leading justice figures signal their intention to quit political front benches Shadow Justice Minister Gloria De Piero announced on Saturday she was quitting Jeremy Corbyn’s frontbench and would not stand in the next election because of a “lack of tolerance" in the Labour Party. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/7/2019 News Man, 41, who charged at police armed with a samurai sword is shot dead after he threatened officers at a home with four young children trapped inside A man has been shot dead by police after allegedly charging at them with a samurai sword during a stand-off at a home southwest of Brisbane. Mail Online 22/7/2019 News UK home secretary urged to introduce drug rooms to save lives MPs and police and crime commissioners have urged the home secretary to allow for the introduction of drug consumption rooms “to reduce crime and save lives’’. The Guardian 22/7/2019 News Trials held up as police files arrive riddled with errors Tens of thousands of files are sent back to police every year by prosecutors for failing to contain vital evidence. The Times - Subscription at source 22/7/2019 News Surge in youth prison violence sparks call to close institutions Government accused of failing to address crisis after big rise in assaults on staff and inmates The Guardian 21/7/2019 News Police fire rubber bullets and tear gas at Hong Kong democracy protesters Hong Kong descended into chaos today as riot police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at pro-democracy protesters hours after mainland China’s political office was daubed with graffiti in a vivid rebuke to its rule. The Times - Subscription at source 21/7/2019 News Ground-breaking Domestic Abuse Bill gets first reading There have not been many column inches spent on Theresa May’s legacy but it’s no accident that in her last week as PM, the Domestic Abuse Bill has been introduced. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/7/2019 News Call for urgent meeting on drug deaths Public Health Minister Joe FitzPatrick has called on the Home Office to work with the Scottish Government to help stop the rising number of drug deaths. In a letter, the Minister asks Sajid Javid for a meeting and urges him to ensure that an appropriate UK Government minister is represented at a proposed summit on the issue in Glasgow. Home Office 21/7/2019 News Cross party group urges Home Office rethink on ‘fix rooms’ A cross-party group of MPs and peers has urged the home secretary to sanction supervised drug consumption facilities, or "fix rooms". BBC 21/7/2019 News Ex-police panel chief faces further backlash over LGBT comments A former police officer ousted as chairman of the Cheshire force’s watchdog could now be removed from the panel altogether over his comments about rainbow lanyards. Winsford Guardian 21/7/2019 News Perception of Police Officer Effectiveness in China: Does Organisational Support Matter? The primary objective of this study is to examine the influence of officers’ perceptions of organisational support on their perceived effectiveness in China. The study also examined demographic differences in how Chinese police officers perceived the support they receive from the police organisation. To achieve these objectives, the present study surveyed and analysed data obtained from 271 officers who were conveniently selected from one of the two major national police universities in China. Findings from the analysis revealed that officers’ perception of organisational support and their effectiveness were unrelated. However, findings indicated significant demographic differences in perceived organisational support. Officers’ rank, department and the location of their agencies predicted perceptions of organisation support. Policy implications of the study findings are discussed. Police Journal 21/7/2019 Research article Policing Youth and Queerness: The Experiences and Perceptions of Young LGBTQ+ People From Regional Victoria Historically, police and the criminal justice system more broadly played a role in the policing of queer identity and the construction of queer communities as ‘deviant’. Emerging queer criminological scholarship has documented the extent to which this historical context (at least within the Global North) continues to shape interactions between police and LGBTQ+ communities, with these relationships sometimes marked by distrust and hostility, though positive changes are also evident. However, the majority of research to date has focused on the experiences of adult members of queer communities living in urban locations. As such, this project sought to examine the experiences of young queer people living in regional Victoria. Drawing on focus groups with young LGBTQ+ people, this paper examines participants’ perceptions of and experiences engaging with police. Participants’ views and experiences were diverse, with some continuing to harbour distrust for police, though positive experiences were also discussed. Some participants encountered harassment and discrimination from police perceived to be on account of both their youth and identity as LGBTQ+, suggesting the need to take an intersectional approach to understanding relations between police and queer youth and in continuing to improve relations between police and young queer people. Current Issues in Criminal Justice - Registration at source 21/7/2019 Research article Criminal Justice (fixed charge processing system) working group REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Criminal Justice (Fixed Charge Processing System (FCPS)) Working Group has prepared an annual progress report for 2018 on the implementation of the recommendations contained in the Garda Síochána Inspectorate’s ninth report, ‘The Fixed Charge Processing System: A 21st Century Strategy’, published in 2014. [pdf] Garda Síochána Inspectorate (GSI) (Republic of Ireland) 21/7/2019 Report Interracial Encounters With the Police: Findings From the NCVS Police-Public Contact Survey The public regularly encounter law enforcement. In an era of the Blacks Lives Matter movement and associated discord with law enforcement, understanding the contours of police–public relations and its potential consequences are paramount. Using national level data of police stops, we attempt to identify factors that influence attitudes of respect and legitimacy toward the police. Findings reveal that, among other things, race impacts perceptions of law enforcement through the interracial characteristics of encounters, a context in which some citizens are more likely to question police legitimacy even after controlling for other salient factors. Policy considerations are discussed. Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice - Registration at source 21/7/2019 Research article Sextortion: how young men are falling victim to a new kind of online blackmail He meets her online, she wants a video chat and things get steamy — next thing, she is demanding money to stop her posting the video. Katie Glass on the devastating rise of “sextortion” The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 21/7/2019 Analysis, Feature Gardai ‘tried to hack Ireland football fans group’ Gardai tried to “hack” into a social media group used by Ireland football supporters last year over concerns they were planning a protest against John Delaney, according to the FAI’s head of security. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 21/7/2019 News Home Office urged to attend emergency drugs summit The Home Office has been urged to take part in an emergency summit about Scotland's record drugs deaths. BBC 21/7/2019 News «353135323533353435353536353735383539Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
