Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115732 total results. Showing results 79761 to 79780 «398539863987398839893990399139923993Next ›Last » Anti-lockdown rallies across country Police are preparing for anti-lockdown rallies in more than 60 towns and cities across Britain this weekend. The Times - Subscription at source 16/5/2020 News Police Federation launches ‘group action’ compensation claim against the Government The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) is launching a group action compensation claim against the Government on behalf of its members who were victims of discrimination and suffered any ‘injury to feeling’ as a result of changes to pensions following the introduction of a new scheme in 2015. Police Professional 15/5/2020 News IOPC calls for greater scrutiny of Taser use following increasing concerns The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) today called for greater scrutiny on use of Taser following a series of incidents and increasing community concerns in recent months. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 15/5/2020 News The impact of COVID-19 on kidnapping and extortion risks The rapid spread of the COVID-19 virus from Wuhan in China to more than 200 countries by the end of March has had a dramatic impact on companies and their employees worldwide. The business continuity and economic challenges of the pandemic are being well documented as the situation evolves. Special Risks like kidnap and extortion may be a small subset of many companies’ concerns right now, but they are still present and evolving during the crisis. Control Risks 15/5/2020 Analysis, Feature Anger as Hong Kong watchdog clears police over protest response Report defends crackdown despite international outrage and allegations of brutality The Guardian 15/5/2020 News London and Yorkshire are the worst regions in the UK for covidiots as police issue 14,000 fines for lockdown breaches across the UK… so how does your region rank? Yorkshire and London are the worst areas for covidiots in the country it has been revealed - as police issued more than 14,000 fines for lockdown breaches. Mail Online 15/5/2020 News Building “a robust employee wellness foundation:” Q&A with Bernadine Chapman, RCMP CANADA: RCMP Assistant Commissioner Bernadine Chapman became the new Commanding Officer for RCMP, National Division in November 2019. Previously the RCMP district officer for Southern Alberta, Chapman was in charge of 37 detachments there and has spent 31 years overall with the federal police service. Originally from Prince Edward Island, she has served in general duty policing, anti-corruption drugs and organized crime, and employee management relations across the country. She opens up about some of her career highlights below as well as her thoughts on employee wellness. Blue Line (Canada) 15/5/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion NPCC issues update on fines given during Covid lockdown Provisional figures show continued widespread compliance with public health regulations and minimal police enforcement. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 15/5/2020 News Duke and Duchess of Cambridge thank police Police officers have been thanked for protecting the public through the Covid crisis by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 15/5/2020 News PFEW to launch Compensation Claim against Government The Police Federation of England & Wales is launching a compensation claim against the Government on behalf of members who were victims of discrimination and suffered any ‘injury to feeling’ as a result of changes to members’ pensions caused by the introduction of a new scheme in 2015. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 15/5/2020 News Devices go unchecked due to detective shortage The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) is calling on government to provide long term funding for detectives to address a national shortage. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 15/5/2020 News Hong Kong protests: Police watchdog clears officers over crackdown Hong Kong's police watchdog has largely exonerated officers for their handling of democracy protests last year. BBC 15/5/2020 News Hate crime against ‘Oriental’ people in London soars, police data show Charities warn that UK far-right groups are adopting Trump’s anti-China rhetoric Financial Times 15/5/2020 News Met police officer investigated after man shot with Taser stun gun is left paralysed Outcry after man, 23, fell from wall after stun gun was fired in Haringey, north London The Guardian 15/5/2020 News Coronavirus: 14,000 lockdown-breach fines imposed Police in England and Wales have issued more than 14,000 fines for alleged breaches of lockdown laws. BBC 15/5/2020 News Policing in a pandemic: Aligning to lead together CANADA: It is interesting to see, hear and feel the reaction of the world in a pandemic and even more interesting to experience this from a policing perspective. This experience comes from a professional/organizational and personal/individual stance. Blue Line (Canada) 15/5/2020 Feature, Opinion Police Federation launches ‘group action’ compensation claim against the Government The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) is launching a group action compensation claim against the Government on behalf of its members who were victims of discrimination and suffered any ‘injury to feeling’ as a result of changes to pensions following the introduction of a new scheme in 2015. Police Professional 15/5/2020 News Coronavirus: 14,000 lockdown-breach fines imposed Police in England and Wales have issued more than 14,000 fines for alleged breaches of lockdown laws. BBC 15/5/2020 News Campbell Collaboration systematic reviews and the Journal of Experimental Criminology: Reflections on the last 20 years The Crime and Justice Coordinating Group (CJCG) was one of the founding coordinating groups of the Campbell Collaboration, created at a meeting of more than 80 persons from 12 countries in Philadelphia in February 2000. Farrington and Petrosino (2001) describe the broad mission of the CJCG as “overseeing the preparation, maintenance, and accessibility of systematic reviews of research on the effects of criminological and criminal justice interventions, with the primary emphasis on reviews of interventions designed to prevent or reduce crime or delinquency” (page 39). In this Editorial, we celebrate the Twentieth Anniversary of Campbell, reflect on the synergistic relationship that has existed between Campbell and the Journal of Experimental Criminology (JEC), and highlight the impact of Campbell reviews published in JEC on the field and practice of criminal justice across the globe. Journal of Experimental Criminology - Subscription at source 15/5/2020 Research article Almost 2,000 tags bought for UK Covid-19 prisoner releases remain unused Justice ministry said up to 4,000 inmates would be freed but so far only 57 have been released The Guardian 15/5/2020 News «398539863987398839893990399139923993Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
