Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105134 total results. Showing results 78701 to 78720 «393239333934393539363937393839393940Next ›Last » Legal test of police right to scan faces in a crowd A man is challenging police use of facial recognition technology after being scanned while he was Christmas shopping, saying it was a breach of his right to privacy. The Times - Subscription at source 22/5/2019 News Policing the rise of the right To read the accounts of events in Oldham on Saturday from those on the Tommy Robinson side, the reader could be forgiven for thinking that the police provided an ‘escort’ to Muslim Defence League youths opposing Robinson with the sole intention of facilitating an attack on his meeting. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/5/2019 Feature, Opinion Draft Domestic Abuse Bill: overarching documents (update May 2019) Documents relating to the draft Domestic Abuse Bill. Home Office 21/5/2019 Report National force review after ‘unprofessional’ conduct claims A chief is prioritising public confidence of covert policing after asking an external force to probe “unsatisfactory and unprofessional” conduct by a now defunct undercover policing unit. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/5/2019 News Investigation into allegations concerning officers in the Metropolitan Police Service’s Directorate of Professional Standards We received a total of 38 allegations relating to 15 officers and one member of police staff. Following an extensive scoping exercise and review of evidence, our investigation focused on 21 allegations concerning eight officers and one member of staff. The officers are between the ranks of Chief Inspector and Chief Superintendent. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 21/5/2019 News Facial recognition technology ‘violates human rights and must end’, landmark court case hears Dan Squires QC: “The reason AFR represents such a step change is you are able to capture almost instantaneously the biometric data of thousands of people. It has profound consequences for privacy and data protection rights, and the legal framework which currently applies to the use of AFR by the police does not ensure those rights are sufficiently protected." The Independent 21/5/2019 News ‘We’re not punch bags – we’re humans’ A regional federation chairman says a high level of violence against officers is "becoming the norm". Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/5/2019 News New appointees to British Transport Police Authority board Former Deputy Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service is among 4 new board members appointed to the authority that oversees the British Transport Police. Department for Transport 21/5/2019 News LGBT lessons: police chief calls for end to Birmingham protests Chief constable says lawful or unlawful protests have no place outside primary schools The Guardian 21/5/2019 News Facial recognition tech is creeping into our lives – I’m going to court to stop it I had no idea South Wales police were scanning my face in a public place. This creeping abuse of power must stop The Guardian 21/5/2019 Feature, Opinion Office worker launches UK’s first police facial recognition legal action Ed Bridges, from Cardiff, says ‘intrusive’ technology is used on thousands of people The Guardian 21/5/2019 News Dorset police work with banks to stop fraud Potential victims of fraud have saved thousands of pounds thanks to a new partnership. Dorset Echo 21/5/2019 News Correlates of Chinese Police Officer Decision-Making in Cases of Domestic Violence The purpose of the current study is to uncover whether extralegal factors play a significant role in Chinese police officers’ decision-making in response to a hypothetical incident of domestic violence (DV). Data were collected from a sample of Chinese police officers located in southwestern China. Ordinary least squares (OLS) regression analyses were conducted to examine the relationship between the attitudes and beliefs of police officers and their decision-making in DV (i.e., recommend putting suspect into custody, victim into custody, and mediation; N = 514). The results suggest extralegal factors associated with culture do exert a significant effect on police officers’ decision-making in cases of DV, but the extent may be minimal. Policy implications and directions for future research are discussed. Crime and Delinquency - Registration at source 21/5/2019 Research article Key decision to decide future of fire service delayed until 2020 The delay is due to 'significant parliamentary and policy pressures' Gloucestershire Live 21/5/2019 News LGBT+ lessons: Senior police officer demands end to protests outside Birmingham schools Protests against LGBT+ equality lessons in Birmingham should come to an end they have no place outside primary schools, a senior police chief has said. The Independent 21/5/2019 News Police plan is a UK first Gloucestershire Constabulary has launched a new initiative, believed to be the first in the country, to see the recruitment of 15 adults with learning difficulties. Ledbury Reporter 21/5/2019 News Racial abuse ‘daily’ for top Asian police officer growing up Britain's most senior Asian police officer says he grew up being racially abused on a "daily basis". BBC 21/5/2019 News World Class Policing Awards: Stories from the control room As a Founder Sponsor of the World Class Policing Awards and a long term supporter of policing in the UK and internationally, Sopra Steria are proud to be a part of celebrating all that is great in world class policing this year. Muz Janoowalla, Head of Emergency Services at Sopra Steria, shares some of his many stories demonstrating policing at its best. Policing Insight 21/5/2019 Opinion Repeat performance: The “emerging trends” in policing in HMICFRS’ spotlight report sound very familiar Following an initial inspection of 14 forces as part of the PEEL Inspection process for 2018/19, HM Inspector of Constabulary Matt Parr says the cracks are starting to appear in policing. But, none of HMICFRS’ concerns are new, suggesting the cracks are already there - they are just getting wider. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/5/2019 Opinion Are police illegally using facial recognition technology? The shopper is being represented by human rights organisation Liberty, whose lawyer Megan Goulding said: "Facial recognition technology snatches our biometric data without our knowledge or consent, making a mockery of our right to privacy. Sky News 21/5/2019 Analysis, Feature «393239333934393539363937393839393940Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
