Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105118 total results. Showing results 73961 to 73980 «369536963697369836993700370137023703Next ›Last » 12 children a day contacting NSPCC’s Childline over sexual exploitation Up to 12 children a day are contacting the NSPCC’s Childline after being sexually exploited – a 16 per increase on the previous year, according to new figures. Police Professional - Subscription at source 15/11/2019 News Fewer suspects face court, despite rising number of offences The number of offenders passing through the criminal justice system in England and Wales has fallen to its lowest level since records began, despite an increase in recorded crime, according to latest figures from the Ministry of Justice. Police Professional 15/11/2019 News Security guidance issued to help candidates stay safe on the campaign trail Candidates are being issued with guidance today (November 15) to help them respond to intimidatory behaviour or abuse during the election campaign. Police Professional 15/11/2019 News Security guidance issued to help candidates stay safe on the campaign trail All election candidates are today being issued with guidance to help them respond if they experience intimidatory behaviour or abuse during the election campaign. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 15/11/2019 News Childline reports 16% increase in victims of sexual exploitation Service attributes rise from last year to greater awareness among children and increase in online targeting The Guardian 15/11/2019 News Wiltshire Police wins world class policing award for its response to Novichok attack Wiltshire Police has won a prestigious World Class Policing Award in recognition of its ‘outstanding’ response to the 2018 Novichok attacks in Salisbury and Amesbury. Wiltshire Times 15/11/2019 News General election candidates told not to go canvassing alone in new police safety guidance General election candidates have been told not to go out canvassing alone and to "think very carefully about language" in new police guidance amid rising hostility against politicians. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 15/11/2019 News Indigenous Community Engagement Strategy 2020-2021 CANADA: Over the last five years I have been honored with the responsibility of leading the New Brunswick Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 15/11/2019 Report Fewest suspects in court for 50 years while crime goes up The number of suspects facing courts has fallen to its lowest level in 50 years despite a rise in recorded crime, official figures published yesterday disclose. The Times - Subscription at source 15/11/2019 News Congratulations! Devon and Cornwall Police take top spot at World Class Policing Awards! Many congratulations to Devon and Cornwall Police's brilliant Operation Encompass which was chosen from a truly outstanding field of 54 finalists from police departments and forces from across the globe to be crowned overall winner at the inaugural World Class Policing Awards. Policing Insight 15/11/2019 News Double jeopardy case ends in double murder conviction for jewel thief in legal first A jewel thief has made legal history after being found guilty of murdering two pensioners 20 years ago in the first double jeopardy case of its kind. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 14/11/2019 News Large network smuggling migrants in lorries dismantled in Germany and Romania On 13 November 2019, the German Federal Police (Bundespolizei) and the Romanian Police (PoliÈ›ia Română) supported by Europol, concluded their operation into a large criminal network smuggling migrants to western Europe in lorries Europol 14/11/2019 News Number of people punished for crimes hits new record low as England and Wales offences rise Conservatives accused of 'creating a crisis in our criminal justice system' after years of cuts The Independent 14/11/2019 News Annoying a police officer set to become a crime in New York county Offenders will face up to a year in jail and a $5,000 (£3,891) fine The Independent 14/11/2019 News Stop and search checks by GMP triple in crackdown on knife crime Only two complaints despite massive rise in use of power Manchester Evening News 14/11/2019 News Met criticised as cost of policing arms fair doubles to £2.4m Campaigners accuse force of ‘increasingly authoritarian’ attitude towards protest The Guardian 14/11/2019 News Number of criminals given immediate custodial sentences at lowest level for a decade Save The number of convicted criminals who are sent straight to jail is at its lowest level for a decade, despite crime rising steadily over the same period, the latest figures have revealed. The Telegraph 14/11/2019 News Cyrille Fijnaut: A Pioneer From the Low Countries Inspired by American pioneers in the field of police research like Jerome Skolnick, Cyrille Fijnaut resigned in 1969 as a police lieutenant from the police force in the city of Tilburg, the Netherlands in order to create the opportunity to study criminology and philosophy at the KU Leuven in Belgium. At the same university, he wrote in the years 1974–1978 his Ph.D. dissertation on the political history of policing in Europe since the Napoleonic Era. This thesis became the starting point of a rich career as a professor of criminology and criminal law at the Erasmus University Rotterdam, the KU Leuven, Tilburg University and NYU Law School (Global Law School Programme). Over the years, he became an internationally renowned expert in the fields of police and judicial cooperation, organized crime and terrorism, and the transatlantic history of criminology and the criminal justice system. In these and other fields he wrote some 50 books and edited some 50 volumes, and published more than 400 articles in academic and professional journals. In addition, he was one of the founding fathers of the Belgian journal of criminology and criminal law Panopticon and the European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice. He also served as an expert in some of Dutch and Belgian committees of inquiry, e.g. the committee that investigated the safety and security problems of Pim Fortuyn, the Dutch politician who was killed in May 2002. The Dutch government rewarded him with a Knighthood in the Order of the Dutch Lion, and the Belgian government appointed him Commandeur in the Crown Order. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 14/11/2019 Research article ICO calls for access to powers under the Proceeds of Crime Act The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is to call on the Government to extend its legal and investigative powers to allow it to conduct search and seizure warrants and confiscate assets. Police Professional 14/11/2019 News Concerns over record low number of offenders in criminal justice system MoJ data shows 1.58 million people were formally dealt with in England and Wales in past year The Guardian 14/11/2019 News «369536963697369836993700370137023703Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
