Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 71661 to 71680 «358035813582358335843585358635873588Next ›Last » Inspectorate of Prosecution in Scotland: guide Information about the Inspectorate's aims, objectives and approach to inspection. Scottish Government 2/12/2019 News Controlled drugs list The list shows each drug’s respective classifications under both the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 and the Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001. The list is not exhaustive and, in the event of a substance not being listed above, reference should also be made to the published Act and Regulations at legislation.gov.uk, specifically Parts I, II, III and IV of Schedule 2 to the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 and in Schedules 1 to 5 to the Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001. [pdf] Home Office 2/12/2019 Report Controlled drugs list The most commonly encountered drugs currently controlled under the misuse of drugs legislation. Home Office 2/12/2019 News Global cops shut down notorious RAT Global police executed 85 warrants last week in a coordinated operation to shut down notorious remote access Trojan (RAT) Imminent Monitor. Info Security 2/12/2019 News The questions that need answering after the London Bridge attack We learnt this weekend that the London Bridge attacker, Usman Khan, had been jailed in 2012 along with eight other men for terrorism offences, and had close links to the group planning to bomb the London stock exchange, among other targets. If so, why was he allowed to travel to the heart of London while released on licence? The Spectator 2/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Police in top 50 inclusive work force Lancanshire Police has been recognised has one of the most inclusive employers in the UK. Lancashire Telegraph 2/12/2019 News Scots police first in UK to target LGBTI community in jobs drive Police Scotland has held Britain’s first-ever LGBTI recruitment event as it moves to make its ranks like the nation it serves. The Herald (Scotland) 2/12/2019 News Behind the manifestos: Bidding war over more police but big questions unanswered The justice system is at the heart of spending plans, Richard Ford and Jonathan Ames write The Times - Subscription at source 2/12/2019 Analysis, Feature Prisoner rehab programmes do vital work The London Bridge attack will prompt calls for us to abandon such projects but we must never be swayed from trying The Times - Subscription at source 2/12/2019 Feature, Opinion The Times view on the early release of London Bridge attacker Usman Khan: A Life Sentence No criminal justice system will ever be proof against warped ideology. It must, however, be as good as it can be and in Britain that is not yet true The Times - Subscription at source 2/12/2019 Feature, Opinion An evidence review of confidence in criminal justice systems REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: I am delighted to share the second in a series of research reports commissioned to support our strategic direction over the coming year. [pdf] Department of Justice and Equality (Ireland) 2/12/2019 Report, Research article London Bridge attack: I told ministers we were treating terrorist prisoners with jaw-dropping naivety. Did they listen? I know a bit about the threat management of violent extremists. In 2015 Michael Gove, who was then justice secretary, asked me to conduct an independent review of Islamist extremism in the prisons and probation system in England and Wales. The Times - Subscription at source 1/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Scottish cybercrime figures triple The number of cybercrimes recorded by police in Scotland has more than tripled in a year. The Herald (Scotland) 1/12/2019 News Boris Johnson plans shake up of UK’s defence and security in wake of London Bridge attack It will mean linking up the armed forces with spy agencies, police and diplomats so they tackle threats from terrorists and international gangsters together Mirror 1/12/2019 News London Bridge attack exposes flaws in UK terror oversight Usman Khan left prison last December after serving seven years for his involvement in a plot to bomb the London Stock Exchange and set up a military training camp in Pakistan. Financial Times - Subscription at source 1/12/2019 News Police Scotland have questions to answer over mum’s claims and must answer them quickly Chief Constable Iain Livingstone should make an exception today and personally apologise to a young mum who says she was the victim of unacceptable treatment from men more resembling a rogue military battalion operating in a war zone than officers from a civilised police force. Daily Record 1/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Thousands march for democracy in Hong Kong as police fire tear gas Police in Hong Kong have fired tear gas as a huge crowd took to the streets to demand more democracy and an investigation into the use of force to crack down on the six-month anti-government demonstrations. The Standard 1/12/2019 News Outrage after ‘victim-blaming’ Christmas tree by Suffolk police is spotted in church Police have been accused of hanging “victim-blaming” baubles on a Christmas tree in a church. The Independent 1/12/2019 News Boris Johnson says 74 terror prisoners released early Boris Johnson has told the BBC that 74 people jailed for terror offences and released early will have their licence conditions reviewed BBC 1/12/2019 News Legitimizing Policing Practices: A Study of Stakeholder Perceptions of Police Trustworthiness, Effectiveness and Relationship With the Community In an attempt to better meet the needs of the communities, the Tuvalu Police Service (TPS) commissioned a survey to investigate stakeholder perceptions of police service provision across its nine islands. This paper presents the findings of the survey and examines the responses of community residents (N = 1896) to determine public perceptions of police trustworthiness, police effectiveness and the relationship between the TPS and the community. The results suggest community residents have positive views of the TPS as service providers. However, there are mixed views about police trustworthiness and the ability of TPS officers to respond to crime. We examine how community policing in Tuvalu shapes public perceptions of police, thus building on a small body of scholarship examining perceptions of police in the developing world. As such, this study contributes new knowledge regarding public perceptions of the TPS and police fairness in Tuvalu, an area hitherto under researched in the policing literature examining policing in the South Pacific. It also informs police practice regarding improving policing in communities where justice systems are dominated by cultural practices involving community elders and chiefly councils. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 1/12/2019 Research article «358035813582358335843585358635873588Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
