Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103231 total results. Showing results 73701 to 73720 «368236833684368536863687368836893690Next ›Last » Artificial intelligence used by UK police to predict crimes ‘amplifies human bias’ The technology could result in people being unfairly discriminated against due to their race, sexuality and age. Mirror 17/9/2019 News More victims able to challenge ‘unduly lenient’ prison sentences Under plans confirmed by ministers today (17 September 2019), the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme will be extended to 14 new offences. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 17/9/2019 News Why the police should use machine learning – but very carefully Machine learning has tremendous possibilities for the police. However, badly used, it could be as controversial as Stop and Search. Paul McFarlane, Senior Teaching Fellow in Security and Crime Science at UCL, argues that the police must avoid 'black box' systems to be accountable for the decisions that algorithms suggest. Policing Insight 17/9/2019 Opinion County lines drugs: Youth clubs ‘key to tackling gang rise’ More youth clubs could be the key to stopping the spread of drug gangs, a police and crime commissioner says. BBC 17/9/2019 News Multi-million pound funding to protect child abuse victims and track down offenders New fund will bolster law enforcement capabilities to tackle child sexual exploitation and abuse. Home Office 17/9/2019 News Home Office to fund use of AI to help catch dark web paedophiles Money will go towards testing tools including voice analysis on child abuse image database The Guardian 17/9/2019 News Councils are acting as ‘recruiting sergeants’ for county lines drugs gangs Ann Coffey is an MP for the Independent Group for Change and chairwoman of the all-party parliamentary group for runaway and missing children The Times - Subscription at source 17/9/2019 Feature, Opinion County lines drug gangs pose as students Drug dealers have been posing as students to open up new markets for dealing crack cocaine and heroin, an academic has warned. The Times - Subscription at source 17/9/2019 News Criminals deserve punishment, not excuses While mentally ill offenders belong in hospital, we can’t turn every lawbreaker into a victim The Times - Subscription at source 17/9/2019 Feature, Opinion Terms of reference for independent review of Prevent announced The terms of reference setting out the purpose and structure of the independent review have been published today. Home Office 16/9/2019 News Fears policing being ‘placed in hands of private sector’ in Old Town BID proposals Traders have been told to “stay in their lane” amid fears that community policing could be handed over to private companies – as plans to set up a business improvement district (BID) in the Old Town will go to a ballot. Edinburgh News 16/9/2019 News Councils ‘acting as recruiters’ for county lines drug gangs by sending children away from home Local councils are acting as “recruiting sergeants” for drug dealers and grooming gangs by sending children to areas where they will be exploited, a report has found. The Independent 16/9/2019 News New technology to detect knives in public places New technology designed to spot hidden weapons will be used by police officers in London for the first time today. Home Office 16/9/2019 News Councils ‘unwittingly helping drug gangs recruit children’ Young people put at risk by sending them to care homes up to 100 miles away, MPs warn. The Guardian 16/9/2019 News Former NPCC chief to head up new public services leadership body Dame Sarah Thornton, former chair of the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) is to head up the government’s new National Leadership Centre (NLC) which was set up to develop leadership skills in order to transform public services. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/9/2019 News Independent review of Prevent Documents related to Lord Alex Carlile's review of Prevent. Home Office 16/9/2019 News Prosecutors face unresolved backlog of 14,000 cases There is a backlog of more than 14,000 unresolved criminal cases in Scotland’s courts, The Sunday Post reports. Scottish Legal News 16/9/2019 News Government policy is putting children in care at risk of exploitation. Why? Vulnerable children are being moved hundreds of miles from home, becoming magnets for paedophiles and drug gangs. Our leaders must take responsibility, writes Ann Coffey. Huffington Post 16/9/2019 Feature, Opinion Chief constable hires former boss to be his deputy The chief constable of Cleveland Police, Richard Lewis, has hired his former chief constable from his previous force to serve as his deputy as part of a major overhaul of the senior leadership team. Police Professional 16/9/2019 News Courts can get tough on police attackers, Sentencing Council advises Courts have been urged to set tougher tariffs for assaults on police officers using existing rules. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/9/2019 News «368236833684368536863687368836893690Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
