Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115089 total results. Showing results 7801 to 7820 «387388389390391392393394395Next ›Last » Call for greater transparency about police use of out of court disposals Community Resolution Notices (CRNs) are the most commonly used out of court disposal in Northern Ireland. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/10/2025 News Former Home Secretary Lord Blunkett to chair a Commission on police leadership The Commission will report in May next year with the aim of producing a long-term plan for reform. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/10/2025 News Lawyer’s court appearance confirms police prosecutor’s involvement in events surrounding Kumanjayi White’s death AUSTRALIA: The court appearance of a lawyer representing Northern Territory Police prosecutor Steven Haig has seemingly confirmed his involvement at some level in the events surrounding the death of Kumanjayi White. National Indigenous Times (NIT) (Australia) 23/10/2025 News Drones deployed to help Met Police’s 999 response The Metropolitan Police is using remotely launched drones to support its response to emergencies. BBC 23/10/2025 News Police appeal judges’ decisions to return confiscated gang patches NEW ZEALAND: Police say they are appealing two decisions where judges have elected to return gang patches confiscated under the Gangs Act. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 23/10/2025 News Greater transparency needed in PSNI use of out of court disposals, says Chief Inspector The Chief Inspector of Criminal Justice in Northern Ireland has called for greater transparency and accountability in the use of out of court disposals by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) to deal with low level crimes. Police Professional 23/10/2025 News Two gardaí hospitalised and 23 people arrested after violent clashes at Citywest REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Two Gardaí were injured and 23 people arrested after violent scenes broke out at a public gathering in Citywest, Dublin, on Wednesday night. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 23/10/2025 News International SOC alliance is needed to ‘match the speed, reach and ambition’ of criminal networks A recent report into serious and organised crime (SOC) sets out the need for a new international alliance to “match the speed, reach and ambition of the threat” from organised crime networks, which are currently taking advantage of law enforcement’s traditional geographical boundaries, siloed working, and legacy technology and structures more suited to a “bygone age”, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/10/2025 Analysis, Feature, Innovation The Police Service of Northern Ireland’s use of Community Resolution Notices Community Resolution Notices (CRNs), formerly known as Discretionary Disposals, were introduced in 2016 and have become the most common out of Court disposal used by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). Criminal Justice Inspection Northern Ireland (CJINI) 23/10/2025 Report Inspection Report on the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s use of Community Resolution Notices published Criminal Justice Inspection Northern Ireland (CJI) has published an Inspection Report on the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s use of Community Resolution Notices (CRNs). Criminal Justice Inspection Northern Ireland (CJINI) 23/10/2025 News Police Scotland reaches halfway point in body worn video rollout Police Scotland has reached a key milestone in its national rollout of body worn video (BWV) cameras, with officers now on duty in Edinburgh, the Lothians and Borders. Emergency Services Times 23/10/2025 News Peter Jones partners with Gwent Police to launch ‘Green for Gwent’ recycling initiative Peter Jones, manufacturer of carrying solutions for safety-critical industries, has announced a new partnership with Gwent Police to launch the ‘Green for Gwent’ recycling initiative. Emergency Services Times 23/10/2025 News Police technology innovation recognised at national awards Innovative uses of technology in policing have been celebrated at one of the UK’s leading law enforcement events, as forces across the country were recognised for their pioneering digital initiatives. Emergency Services Times 23/10/2025 News Navigating the digital landscape in policing: Rachel Tuffin (Part 3) In the third and final episode of this special PolicingTV series, we reconnect with Rachel Tuffin of the College of Policing on her last day before a six-month career break. Building on the themes of the previous two conversations, Rachel looks ahead — reflecting on the key challenges and opportunities facing policing in the UK and beyond. PolicingTV 23/10/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video NPCC Innovation and Digital summit 2025 A landmark event, looking ahead at an innovative future for policing. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 22/10/2025 News ‘The kit was brutal in 2023’: How Garda handling of Citywest crowd shows progress from Dublin riots REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda tactics and performance at unrest outside Citywest Hotel a sharp contrast with 'hanging on for dear life' in Dublin in 2023 riot. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 22/10/2025 News Dyfed-Powys Police ranked quickest for answering 999 emergency calls Dyfed-Powys Police has been ranked the fastest force in the UK for answering 999 calls, according to the latest data published by police.uk. Police Professional 22/10/2025 News ‘We haven’t failed anyone’: Police chief defends Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban The chief constable of West Midlands Police says the force "hasn't failed anybody" as he defended the decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from next month's fixture with Aston Villa. BBC 22/10/2025 News British military police strengthen ties with Ukraine and Norway British military police have forged ties and shared war expertise with Ukrainian and Norwegian counterparts. British Army 22/10/2025 News ‘How do we investigate two million murders?’ A systematic review of practices and problems in international criminal justice Investigations by international criminal justice institutions are conducted in difficult environments and deal with complex crimes. This systematic review on the factors affecting investigative interviews and witness evidence establishes what is known, where research was concentrated, and where gaps of knowledge remain. It is the first systematic review of a diverse literature, with a focus on empirically derived knowledge in an under-researched area, which is dominated by theoretical argument and black letter analyses. Literature on the practices of and challenges facing these investigations was collected and analysed. A comprehensive search yielded 3622 items for screening and a final sample of 62 items which reflected the accumulation of expertise in the field. Items were classified with a focus on the situation and the respective investigating criminal justice institution and proceedings. An inductive thematic analysis yielded eleven themes. These included problems with the establishment of investigations, the influence of third parties on investigations, the operations and strategies used by investigation teams, and the management and interviewing of witnesses. Key results highlight the numerous problems apparent when investigating mass atrocities and international crimes. It is recommended that investigations adapt evidence-based practices gauged from national contexts for addressing these crimes. Psychology Crime and Law 22/10/2025 Research article «387388389390391392393394395Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
