Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115843 total results. Showing results 75061 to 75080 «375037513752375337543755375637573758Next ›Last » Market exploration: Future policing DASA wants to understand the current market capability and development requirements for future policing initiatives. Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) 19/10/2020 News “I Don’t Think I Have, But I’ve Heard.”: Examining Perceptions of Race Relations in the Los Angeles Police Department Among Male Mexican-American Police Officers Male Mexican-American police officers in the LAPD were interviewed about their perception of race relations in the department. The data shows that while officers are aware of the existence of racial tensions, they do not believe or are unsure about if they have experienced racism or discrimination in the department. Respondents do describe hearing claims of racism and discrimination, mostly by African-American officers. It is argued this is due to officers being unversed in how modern forms of racism and discrimination are manifested, as well as respondents comparing their experiences to African-American officers and in the process reifying their version of the Black/White racial binary in the institution, more accurately manifesting as a Non-Black/Black binary. Race and Justice - Registration at source 19/10/2020 Research article HMICFRS inspection of the service provided to victims of crime by Greater Manchester Police In July 2020, we wrote to the chief constable of Greater Manchester Police (GMP) to inform the force of HMICFRS’s intention to carry out a Victim Service Assessment. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 19/10/2020 Report Blog: Working to support ethnic minorities I was never sure what I wanted to do as a career. I spent my university years studying various courses, mostly involving software engineering and coding, and although I achieved high grades I knew it was not what I wanted to do. It didn’t excite me, and I really wanted a job that involved helping people. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 19/10/2020 Feature, Opinion Covid contact-tracing app not sharing data with police The developers of the Covid-19 contact-tracing app for England and Wales have stressed that none of the data it uses will be shared with the police. BBC 19/10/2020 News Bug caught police unit making racist and sexist remarks, hearing told Six Hampshire police serious and organised crime unit officers accused of breaching standards The Guardian 19/10/2020 News Police unit ‘recorded making racist, sexist and homophobic comments’ Six officers are accused of breaching professional standards The Independent 19/10/2020 News Police Scotland ‘can access Test and Protect details’ but can’t use it to enforce self-isolation Mobile phone numbers are stored by the NHS testing regime but they are not routinely shared with the police, the Scottish Government said. Daily Record 19/10/2020 News Covid contact-tracing app not sharing data with police The developers of the Covid-19 contact-tracing app for England and Wales have stressed that none of the data it uses will be shared with the police. BBC 19/10/2020 News Policing in the time of pandemic: The impact on the police-public relationship In the fourth in a series of articles linked to this month’s Policing in the Time of Pandemic workshops organised by the London Policing College, Policing Insight talks to President of the College and former Met Police DAC Rod Jarman – and poses five key questions on the police-public relationship – ahead of his workshops on the issue later this week. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/10/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Rape case prosecutors must discount sext messages Prosecutors in rape cases in England and Wales need to be aware of changing sexual behaviour in the digital age, when deciding if a case should go to court, new guidance says. BBC 19/10/2020 News The Brief: An honest belief is no longer sufficient The Court of Appeal has given a significant judgement that will have serious implications for officers facing misconduct proceedings involving an allegation relating to use of force. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/10/2020 Feature New legal guidance updates rape myths for the digital age Police investigators dealing with allegations of rape and sexual assault need to keep in mind the changing nature of sexual behaviour in the digital age according to new draft guidance for prosecutors published by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) today (October 19). Police Professional 19/10/2020 News Statement from Assistant Chief Constable Alan Todd following protest at Stormont Estate Assistant Chief Constable Alan Todd said: “Today we saw a crowd of over 300 people in attendance at a protest held at the Stormont Estate grounds in Belfast. The numbers in attendance and the lack of social distancing in the crowd were in stark contrast with assurances given to police by the organisers in the days leading up to the event. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 19/10/2020 News Six months in: Pandemic crime trends in England and Wales to August 2020 Within days of the COVID-19 lockdown being announced in the UK, crime analysts were making predictions about its impact on criminal behaviour; so were they right? Professor Graham Farrell, Dr Sam Langton and Data Scientist Anthony Dixon of the School of Law at the University of Leeds examine the crime figures and trends from the first six months of the pandemic. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/10/2020 Analysis, Feature Rape case prosecutors must discount sext messages Prosecutors in rape cases in England and Wales need to be aware of changing sexual behaviour in the digital age, when deciding if a case should go to court, new guidance says. BBC 19/10/2020 News To tackle sexual violence in Bangladesh the culture of victim blaming must end There has been growing outrage among Bangladeshi citizens over the past two weeks at a string of gruesome gang rapes and sexual assaults reported in the media. There is a deep lack of confidence that the victims will ever get justice, as well as anxiety over the traditionally-held view that a woman and her family lose “honour” when she is raped. The Guardian 19/10/2020 Feature, Opinion Rape prosecutors in England and Wales given new advice over dating apps Nude selfies and use of such apps should not be taken as ‘blanket consent’, says CPS The Guardian 19/10/2020 News UK needs judges to limit government power, says Lord Kerr Longest-serving supreme court justice says healthy democracy requires checks on ministers The Guardian 19/10/2020 News Police access to test-and-trace data is another blow to dwindling public trust in the government If, as psychologists suggest, it takes an estimated eight truths to redeem one lie then the government sanctioning of police access to NHS test-and-trace data is going to need a lot of work to recover from such a betrayal of trust. The Independent - Subscription at source 19/10/2020 Feature, Opinion «375037513752375337543755375637573758Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
