Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104463 total results. Showing results 79341 to 79360 «396439653966396739683969397039713972Next ›Last » Scottish Government warned over ‘huge’ Police Scotland budget shortfall Scottish Police Authority report warns of "insufficient funding" for Police Scotland to cope with Brexit Holyrood Magazine 28/3/2019 News Following the #PFEWCyberAttacks we have this week made the difficult decision to cancel our national conference in June It’s a pivotal event where we discuss important policing issues and showcase the very best of #policing. This has been a difficult decision but following the #PFEWCyberAttacks getting back to business and serving and supporting our members is our priority Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 28/3/2019 News Cuts have left officers retreating from streets, says outgoing police chief Sara Thornton says police are ‘really struggling’ with routine responses to crime The Guardian 28/3/2019 News Disparities in Police Proceedings and Court Sentencing For Females Versus Males Who Commit Sexual Offences in New Zealand This study investigated whether there are disparities in the way in which police proceed against females and males who commit sexual offences. We explored whether there are discrepancies in the severity of court sentences handed down to female and male sexual offenders. Using police and sentencing data, we compared the proportion of females and males who proceeded to court action once charged with a sexual offence and, separately, the severity of sentencing handed down to both genders. In terms of police decision-making processes, compared to males, a smaller proportion of females proceeded to “court action” for their offences. Furthermore, the severity of sentences handed down to males was greater than those handed down to females, both generally and when the sexual offence could be directly matched. These findings are discussed in the context of gender differences in how these crimes are processed and implications for justice, intervention, and community safety. Journal of Sexual Aggression - Registration at source 28/3/2019 Research article Commanding authenticity Before the 2019 Strategic Command Course graduates returned to their respective organisations Police Professional spoke to many of those involved about its latest developments and to gauge whether the leadership of the service is ‘in good hands’. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Graduates will not be fast-tracked to Scottish senior roles The Scottish government has dismissed suggestions that graduates will be fast-tracked to detective and superintendent roles. Police Professional 28/3/2019 News Force urges public to report all police employees ‘misusing their position of trust’ Campaign means no hiding place for those who abuse the uniform. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/3/2019 News Q&A: Humza Yousaf on the future of policing Humza Yousaf, Cabinet Secretary for Justice, answers questions on the future of policing in Scotland Holyrood Magazine 28/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland ‘will take a more iterative approach to rolling out new technologies’ Interview: Police Scotland assistant chief constable Malcolm Graham says Scotland's unified police force will take a modular approach to technology Holyrood Magazine 28/3/2019 Feature, Opinion SPA approves policing budget for 2019-20 The Board of the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) has today (Thursday 28 March 2019) approved a policing budget for 2019-20. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 28/3/2019 Report Bad blood Despite a resurgence in the 1990s, Albanian blood feuds – revenge killings that can last for generations – are far less prevalent than they once were. However, for some, the threat remains as deadly as ever. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Sound trauma The negative impact of repeatedly viewing disturbing video or images is well known, but new research has found that the impact of hearing only the audio of violent or tragic encounters can be far greater. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/3/2019 Analysis, Feature New DCC at Northumbria The promotion of ACC Debbie Ford to Northumbria Deputy Chief Constable means she and Chief Constable Winton Keenen were both born and began their respective policing careers in the region. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/3/2019 News Met police ‘overwhelmed’ by surge in online child sexual abuse Use of social media to share indecent images is a challenge for police, watchdog finds. The Guardian 28/3/2019 News Metropolitan Police Service – National child protection post-inspection review An inspection in February to May 2016 examined child protection in the Metropolitan Police Service. Following the publication of this report, HMICFRS was commissioned by the Home Secretary to publish quarterly updates setting out the progress made by the Metropolitan Police Service. These updates detail the Metropolitan Police Service’s progress against recommendations set out in the 2016 report. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 28/3/2019 Report The Met now has a better understanding of child protection cases – but there are still too many delays and poor outcomes for children The Metropolitan Police Service leadership team has shown commitment to improving its service to vulnerable children, but this now needs to lead to better outcomes, a report by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) into the force’s child protection capability warns today (28.03.19). HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 28/3/2019 News HMICFRS ‘particularly concerned’ about how the MPS responds to indecent images of children Concerns have been raised about delays and poor outcomes in child protection at the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS). Police Professional 28/3/2019 News Stemming the tide of online hate Last week, Home Secretary Sajid Javid said ‘enough is enough’ when the terror attack at mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, was streamed live on social media. Bertie Vidgen believes there are four ways social media platforms could stop this spread of hateful content in aftermath of terror attacks. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Thames Valley Police Journal – Volume 3 TVP Journal Volume 3 - Third edition March 2019 sharing Thames Valley Police research and practice [PDF] Thames Valley Police 28/3/2019 Report Preventing terror: The impact of community engagement on reporting extremism The terror attack in New Zealand has exposed fault lines in the prevention of extreme right-wing related terrorism. Ahead of the forthcoming review of the UK’s Prevent strategy, researcher Neda Richards talks to Policing Insight about the findings of her unique research analysing preventative counter-terrorism policing and the impact of community engagement on public cooperation. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/3/2019 Interview, Opinion «396439653966396739683969397039713972Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
