Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104580 total results. Showing results 77581 to 77600 «387638773878387938803881388238833884Next ›Last » Criminal Law Week Westlaw provides coverage of case decisions, including those from the High Court, Courts of Appeal and the Supreme Court, with analytical digests written by a team of legally qualified editors. The following Westlaw content has been selected for Police Professional by the editors of Criminal Law Week. Commentary is provided by experts from the Criminal Law Week Commentary Board. Police Professional - Subscription at source 14/6/2019 Analysis, Feature The role of AI in policing This issue, Police Professional examines how advanced analytics and artificial intelligence offer the potential to transform modern-day policing. Police Professional - Subscription at source 14/6/2019 Analysis, Feature Fitting the profile With over 90 per cent of its officers carrying firearms but a workforce that is older than elsewhere, the Ministry of Defence Police faces a huge challenge to meet nationally set fitness standards. Chief Constable Andy Adams explains how the force is working hard to support its officers in excelling in its specialist role. Police Professional - Subscription at source 14/6/2019 Analysis, Feature Highly-charged debate Taser has helped resolve dangerous situations without deadly force on countless occasions, but when it fails to work as intended, the results can be serious, for officers and offenders alike. With the new X2 model producing a lower charge than its predecessor, Police Professional reports on concerns about its effectiveness. Police Professional - Subscription at source 14/6/2019 Analysis, Feature Automatic pardon for gay and bisexual men Men prosecuted for same-sex sexual activity which is now entirely legal will be able to apply to have their convictions erased from October. Scottish Government 14/6/2019 News Future-proofing policing Dr Matthew Jones says the new pathways into policing have the potential to make an instant impact on our police forces to help meet the challenges ahead. Police Professional - Subscription at source 14/6/2019 Feature, Opinion Chain reaction Once heavily dependent on physical constraints, incidents of modern slavery are becoming increasingly brazen with an increasing number of vulnerable, financially exploited workers being found among the employees of legitimate companies. Police Professional reports on the rise in the use of psychological manipulation to keep them in line. Police Professional - Subscription at source 14/6/2019 Analysis, Feature Police service sick leave up almost 70 per cent More than 10,500 police officers across the UK took time off work for stress, depression, anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorder in the past year, Police Oracle can reveal. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/6/2019 News Extinction Rebellion Heathrow protest: Police drone warning The police have warned climate protesters they will face possible life sentences if they fly drones around Heathrow Airport. BBC 14/6/2019 News Police commissioner ‘broke the law’ while trying to gain publicity off the back of Nick Knowles’ driving case because he posed for a photo within court precincts A police and crime commissioner has been accused of breaking the law while trying to gain publicity by publishing a photo taken with Nick Knowles within court precincts after his driving ban. Mail Online 14/6/2019 News Three-quarters of knife arrests for first-time offences Nearly three-quarters of people caught with knives and offensive weapons in England and Wales in the last year were first-time offenders, figures show. BBC 14/6/2019 News Appointment of 6 commissioners of the Criminal Cases Review Commission We are pleased to announce that Her Majesty The Queen, on the recommendation of the Prime Minister, has appointed 6 new Commissioners to CCRC. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 14/6/2019 News Stop and search is being ‘used less often’ by police in Scotland Fewer people are being searched under revised stop and search powers in Scotland while police searches are becoming more effective, a review has found. The National 14/6/2019 News Serco quizzed on Glasgow asylum seeker eviction methods A company housing asylum seekers in Glasgow have been asked whether they plan to "drag people from their homes" after Police Scotland confirmed they would not assist with evictions. Evening Times (Glasgow) 14/6/2019 News Call for Scots police to have alcohol search powers after beach melee Police officers should be given powers to search young people for alcohol to prevent anti-social behaviour at some large-scale gatherings, it has been claimed. The Scotsman 14/6/2019 News ‘Police must accept prevention and not conviction is route to stopping online explosion of child sex abuse images’ Forces team up with charity as regional campaign launches mark multiÂ-agency approach to tackling issue. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/6/2019 News Three West Yorkshire Police officers to face misconduct panel over child’s death Three West Yorkshire Police officers are to face a misconduct panel after concerns were raised about the force’s investigation into the death of a three-year-old boy, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has confirmed. Police Professional 14/6/2019 News Prison population figures: 2019 Latest prison population figures for 2019. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 14/6/2019 Report Concordat on children in custody Guidance for police forces and local authorities in England on their responsibilities towards children in custody. Home Office 14/6/2019 Report Machine Learning and the Police: Asking the Right Questions How can we secure an accessible and open democratic debate about police use of predictive analytics when the technology itself is a specialized area of expertise? Police utilize technologies of prediction and automation where the underlying technology is often a machine learning (ML) model. The article argues that important issues concerning ML decision models can be unveiled without detailed knowledge about the learning algorithm, empowering non-ML experts and stakeholders in debates over if, and how to, include them, for example, in the form of predictive policing. Non-ML experts can, and should, review ML models. We provide a ‘toolbox’ of questions about three elements of a decision model that can be fruitfully scrutinized by non-ML experts: the learning data, the learning goal, and constructivism. Showing this room for fruitful criticism can empower non-ML experts and improve democratic accountability when using ML models in policing. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 14/6/2019 Research article «387638773878387938803881388238833884Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
