Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100784 total results. Showing results 71101 to 71120 «355235533554355535563557355835593560Next ›Last » Mayor launches scheme to rehabilitate female offenders The Mayor of London has launched a new programme to help female offenders avoid jail time and tackle the causes of crime. Guardian (East London & West Essex) 22/9/2019 News How a police unit ‘broke the rules’ and took down a notorious criminal empire "It is not an exaggeration to say you could speak to somebody one day and they would be shot the next". Belfast Live 22/9/2019 Analysis, Feature How London’s Camden Lock became a flashpoint for knife gang killings The area is at the heart of a brutal battle which has left vulnerable teenagers dead and whole communities in fear. The Guardian 22/9/2019 Analysis, Feature Boris Johnson turbo-charges plans to give extra jail time to sex fiends who refuse to tell cops the names of their victims Johnson plans to turbo-charge plans to give extra jail time to depraved paedophiles who refuse to name their victims. The Sun 22/9/2019 News Diane Abbott MP: You can’t expect coup plotters to uphold the law or promote order The wider effects of Tory cuts have exacerbated the causes of crime. We need a genuine end to austerity as well as a well-resourced police force, writes Diane Abbott MP. PoliticsHome 22/9/2019 Feature, Opinion No-deal Brexit could spark more sectarianism violence in Scotland with end to Northern Ireland peace leading to ‘greater tensions’ Sectarian violence could surge in Scotland in the wake of a no-deal Brexit, ministers have warned. The Scottish Sun 22/9/2019 News Disguises, informants and curtain twitchers – undercover cop reveals some of the tactics used to fight drugs war on our streets Dressing up as a decorator or an odd-job man was one of the tactics of an undercover officer revealing how police tackle drug dealers and County Lines. Grimsby Live 22/9/2019 News Met’s counter terror chief: Far-right is fastest growing threat Neil Basu says around 10% of terror investigations were linked to the far-right, often seeking to mimic jihadist attacks. Jewish News 22/9/2019 News More arrests putting strain on ‘cut to the bone’ justice system, say police Prosecuting criminals is putting a strain on resources after years of austerity have left the criminal justice system "cut to the bone", police have said. Eastern Daily Press 22/9/2019 News David Cameron on police cuts: ‘We made difficult decisions’ [VIDEO] David Cameron has defended his government's decision to cut 20,000 police officers, which some say led to a rise in knife crime. Sky News 22/9/2019 News Crackdown on sales of pointed knives will save lives, say doctors and MSPs Doctors and politicians in Scotland have revived calls for a crackdown on sales of pointed kitchen knives to help reduce fatal stabbings. The Times - Subscription at source 22/9/2019 News People who report rape face ‘routine’ demands for their mobile data Rape Crisis staff report negative effect on victims of disproportionate requests. The Guardian 21/9/2019 News ‘I was devastated’: the crime victims made to give up their phones People who reported abuse reveal the personal impact of police forces’ requests for their data. The Guardian 21/9/2019 News More than 1,000 children protected in first year of centre tackling County Lines The national centre to coordinate law enforcement activity to tackle County Lines has, in its first year of operation, protected more than 1,000 children from being exploited by drug gangs. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 21/9/2019 News In Brexit talks, Belfast loyalists see risk of return to violence For the three former members of a Northern Irish loyalist paramilitary group, the stakes in the Brexit negotiations could hardly be higher. Handled badly, they say, Britain’s effort to leave the European Union could threaten the island’s fragile peace. Politico 21/9/2019 Analysis, Feature Rape victims should not be forced to hand over their phones. It feels like more abuse I work with victims and see them feeling anxious and unfairly treated by the police – as if they are the ones being investigated. The Guardian 21/9/2019 Feature, Opinion Hong Kong protests: Demonstrators throw molotov cocktails amid clashes with police ‘At least one person arrested’ but no reports of any injuries as thousands march during fourth consecutive month of action. The Independent 21/9/2019 News Temporary Durham Police, Crime and Victims’ Commissioner appointed after Ron Hogg announces illness Steve White has been appointed as acting Police, Crime and Victims’ Commissioner (PCVC) for County Durham and Darlington. Hartlepool Mail 21/9/2019 News On the Relationship Between Social Disorganization and Police Coercive Action(s) in the New York City Police Department This study applies indicators of social disorganization theory (i.e., concentrated disadvantage, residential instability, and concentrated immigration) to predict officers’ use of coercive action during street stops of citizens suspected of criminal activity. It also investigates whether concentrated disadvantage moderates suspects’ likelihood of receiving greater levels of police coercive actions when stopped for reasons listed in the New York City Police Department’s Unified Form 250 (UF-250). Results from multilevel analyses of stop incidents nested within neighborhoods confirm that certain indicators of social disorganization are associated with officer use of coercive action. Further, suspects stopped in areas marked by concentrated disadvantage are less likely to receive higher levels of police coercive action. The implications of these findings and directions for future research are presented. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 21/9/2019 Research article ‘Yes I Understand’: Language Choice, Question Formation and Code-Switching in Interpreter-Mediated Police Interviews With Victim-Survivors of Domestic Abuse This article presents the findings of the analysis of authentic interpreter-mediated police interviews with victim-survivors of domestic abuse with a focus on question formation and delivery, language choice and code-switching. It is set against the backdrop of the forces wide inspection of police response to domestic abuse in England and Wales and implementation of EU Directive EU/2012/29 establishing minimum standards on the rights, support and protection of victims. Drawing on conversation analysis and available police interview guidelines, I show how the voice of the victim-survivor can remain obscured even when professional language support provisions are in place, and shed light on interpreting practices that can limit an interviewing officer’s ability to assess risk. I suggest that, while it may not be appropriate for interpreters to be present for the duration of the pre-interview planning phase, it offers a dynamic forum for negotiating approaches to challenges in victim-survivor interviews. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 21/9/2019 Research article «355235533554355535563557355835593560Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
