Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103216 total results. Showing results 72901 to 72920 «364236433644364536463647364836493650Next ›Last » PSA launches film to promote diversity in policing The Police Superintendents’ Association (PSA) has released a film to promote the importance of diversity in policing. Police Professional 16/10/2019 News MSPs to question police use of facial recognition technology Holyrood’s Justice Sub-Committee on Policing has launched an inquiry into the use of facial recognition technology. Police Professional 16/10/2019 News Female offenders need help, not prison The tragedy of a mother whose baby died in her cell should alert Priti Patel to the futility of locking up women The Times - Subscription at source 16/10/2019 Feature, Opinion ‘I carry my experience like a dead body. But this flat means I can start again’ Supported housing projects throw a lifeline to victims of sexual exploitation and trafficking. But in many parts of the UK they don’t exist The Guardian 16/10/2019 Feature, Opinion Annual Report 2018–19 AUSTRALIA: The annual report of the Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) is produced to meet parliamentary reporting requirements and to provide information to stakeholders and the community about the Institute’s work. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 16/10/2019 Report Comment on Home Office hate crime statistics David Tucker, College of Policing lead for crime and criminal justice, said: “Hate crime can take many forms and often has a devastating impact on victims because it strikes at the heart of who that individual is. College of Policing 15/10/2019 News Civil service chief plays down impartiality row The head of the civil service has played down the row over the prime minister's controversial press call in West Yorkshire. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/10/2019 News Online hate blamed as researchers find homophobia is increasing among young people in UK Homophobia is increasing among young British people, new research has suggested amid warnings that “online communities of hate” could be driving the worrying trend. The Independent 15/10/2019 News Joint NPCC / APCC response to annual Home Office hate crime figures Responding to the publication of Hate Crime statistics in England and Wales for 2018/19, the National Police Chiefs' Council and Association for Police and Crime Commissioners leads for Hate Crime have expressed their concern at increases announced today. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 15/10/2019 News Police Scotland stopped and searched 3,000 children Police stopped and searched more than 3,000 children in 15 months, BBC Scotland has learned. BBC 15/10/2019 News Is hate crime really on the rise? The Guardian ran a story on its website today headlined: ‘Hate crimes doubled in England and Wales in five years.’ Alarming if true, but is it? The Spectator 15/10/2019 Feature, Opinion UK police units adopt mobile fingerprint scanners Two Welsh police units, South Wales Police and Gwent Police, have rolled out mobile fingerprint technology to use on the streets, South Wales Police announced on its website. BiometricUpdate.com 15/10/2019 News Police Scotland ‘will run out of cash to pay wages in February’ – Fear overdraft extended Police Scotland could be forced to extend its overdraft to pay rank-and-file officers, the Justice Secretary has admitted. Humza Yousaf said plans to cut the service’s deficit would have to be “revised” after the head of the Police Federation in Scotland claimed that the force will run out of money to pay wages in February – two months before the end of the financial year. Express 15/10/2019 News Police Scotland defends timed-out case numbers Police Scotland has defended the way it handles caseload after official figures revealed 700 abandoned cases. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/10/2019 News Change in the Organization Socialization of A Basic Law Enforcement Academy: How Supervisors Cope This study examines the impact of a changed organizational socialization process on how supervisors cope and adapt in their occupational role. The research study is motivated by the central question: how do supervisors adapt in their occupational role when the initial organizational socialization process has changed. Thirty-two supervisors from the United States Border Patrol served as the research study population. The supervisors were interviewed to understand the organization’s socialization process, how they coped with the change, and the impact to their supervisory role. Study participants described how expectations and experiences developed at the basic training academy were foundational for role adaptation and coping with the organizational change. The findings illustrate the persuasiveness of the profession’s socialization process is on role adjustment. The findings also highlight the need by organizations to develop supervisory leadership programs that include helping supervisors shape their interpretations and coping strategies during organizational change. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 15/10/2019 Research article First time more complaints against police handled by local resolution than investigation More than half of all police forces in England and Wales have seen a fall in the number of complaints made by the public, according to the latest statistics released by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). Police Professional 15/10/2019 News Groundbreaking fingerprint technology deployed across two Welsh forces South Wales Police and Gwent Police have become the first Welsh forces to use mobile fingerprint technology on the streets Police Professional 15/10/2019 News Helen’s Law: First of a raft of crime bills from Queen’s Speech enters Parliament Murderers who withhold information about where their victims are buried and paedophiles who refuse to disclose the identity of children pictured in indecent images in their possession will both face longer sentences as part of a new Bill. Police Professional 15/10/2019 News ‘Whac-A-Mole’: Australia is losing the fight against organised crime Between 2015 and 2017, the cost of organised crime to Australia increased exponentially to $36 billion. Based on the figures, Dr John Coyne from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute argues the current 'Whac-a-Mole' policing approach to tackling the problem isn't working. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/10/2019 Opinion #MeToo and the justice system: complaints up, but convictions down UK lawyers say more women are coming forward, but are police and prosecutors ready? The Guardian 15/10/2019 Analysis, Feature «364236433644364536463647364836493650Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
