Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115731 total results. Showing results 79841 to 79860 «398939903991399239933994399539963997Next ›Last » Premier League: Police ‘fearful’ of football crowds outside stadiums if season restarts The chief of Greater Manchester Police says his force are "fearful" of crowds turning up at football stadiums if the Premier League season restarts. BBC 13/5/2020 News Institutionalising Restorative Justice in the Police: Key Findings From A Study of Two English Police Forces This paper reports the findings of an empirical research project, exploring ongoing attempts to mainstream restorative justice within two English police forces and examining how the police understood and used restorative justice in practice. The findings suggest that two institutional priorities – to satisfy victims and manage the demand on the police’s time – strongly influenced the interpretation and practice of restorative justice. This created tensions as police officers who facilitated restorative justice processes used their discretion to determine, on a case-by-case basis, how best to balance these institutional goals with the restorative goal of stakeholder empowerment. These findings illustrate how the police can implement abstract concepts in a selective, discretionary manner, and enhances the limited empirical literature that explains how existing priorities and embedded ways of working within criminal justice agencies, shape their understanding and use of restorative justice in practice. Such knowledge is crucial, if we are to help maximise the benefits and minimise the risks of restorative justice and restorative policing. The article also introduces the concept of ‘managed empowerment’ to help explain how the tensions between restorative and institutional goals manifested themselves. Contemporary Justice Review - Registration at source 13/5/2020 Research article Police visit violent criminals’ homes to persuade them not to reoffend A senior officer has said offenders are being given a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" to take a different path during lockdown. Sky News 13/5/2020 News Police in England told they do not have powers to enforce social distancing Police have been told they have no powers to enforce two-metre social distancing in England. ITV News 13/5/2020 News Police told they have ‘no powers’ to enforce two-metre social distancing rule in England Police have been told they have “no powers” to enforce the two-metre social distancing rule in England. The Standard 13/5/2020 News Policing the pandemic: The Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England) (Amendment) (No 2) changes – 13 May 2020 This note sets out the most significant changes in the law, and what has not changed. These amendments allow for greater movement in public spaces. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 13/5/2020 Report Coronavirus: Cyber-attacks hit hospital construction companies Two companies involved in building emergency coronavirus hospitals have been hit by cyber-attacks this month. BBC 13/5/2020 News Interrogating Vulnerability: Reframing the Vulnerable Suspect in Police Custody This article considers the definition of the term ‘vulnerability’ in relation to the suspect in police detention and more specifically in relation to the appropriate adult safeguard. Using Fineman’s vulnerability theory, this article argues that all suspects are ‘vulnerable’ and, rather, attention should be focussed on how resilience is depleted, reduced or removed. In doing so, it points towards the limitations of the focus of the current legislative provisions. It situates this discussion within the broader frame of the impact and very nature of police detention and the implications of the broader criminal process as mechanisms that reduce resilience (and possibly deliberately so). Further, it reflects on how the framing of vulnerability in legislation relating to the police detention does not fully capture the position of the suspect in police detention. It concludes then by urging that the definition of the vulnerable suspect is reconceptualised so as to more adequately capture the position of the suspect of the criminal investigation. Social and Legal Studies - Registration at source 13/5/2020 Research article Scottish Government announces testing for asymptomatic officers The Scottish Government has agreed to begin testing asymptomatic officers who have had 'high risk' encounters Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/5/2020 News Home Secretary thanks police for ‘incredible work’ The Home Secretary has thanked police officers for their work during the Covid-19 crisis through a letter to the Police Federation of England and Wales, which we are reprinting in full here. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 13/5/2020 News Testing for officers and staff following coronavirus-related assaults Police Scotland has welcomed the decision that police officers and staff concerned about their health after being subjected to coronavirus-related assaults are now eligible for tests even if they are showing no symptoms. Police Professional 13/5/2020 News Police have ‘no powers’ to enforce social distancing in England Police officers in England have been told they have “no powers” to enforce social distancing. Police Professional 13/5/2020 News CT Police urge awareness of online risks during lockdown Counter Terrorism Policing North East is warning the public of the potential dangers online, as people increase their use of digital media during the COVID-19 lockdown. Counter Terrorism Policing 13/5/2020 News Game on for Europol and CENTRIC The rapid development of technology not only creates new opportunities but also facilitates new criminal models. Nowadays, almost all forms of crime have an online element, which increases our need for awareness and education, alongside deeper research to further enhance cybersecurity and to strengthen citizens’ and businesses’ cyber resilience. Europol 13/5/2020 News Richard Morris: Specialist police officers search dense forest for missing diplomat Dog teams, a marine unit, a helicopter and horses are searching the area a week after Mr Morris went missing. Sky News 13/5/2020 News Police warning: Britons told to be ‘mindful’ with long-distance travel to stop COVID spike Polie Chief's Council boss Martin Hewitt urged Britons to consider whether they need to travel long-distance to take their exercise now Prime Minister Boris Johnson has relaxed lockdown rules. Express 13/5/2020 News Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) Strategic Plan 2020-25 Our Strategic Plan 2020-25 sets out the strategic direction of the agency for the next five years. It is an overarching document for ANZPAAs Business Plans. It details our focus on three strategic priorities: addressing risk, enhancing practice and shaping stronger connections as well as listing our long-term goals. [PDF] Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) 13/5/2020 Report Lancashire police boss says lockdown confusion is ‘rife’ and calls for more government guidance Lancashire's Police and Crime Commissioner says that the challenge for police has been made even greater by the change in Government guidance and is urging people to use common sense and continue to protect themselves as much as possible. Lancashire Post 13/5/2020 News Coronavirus: PSNI inquiry after officers miss shifts An internal police inquiry is under way after dozens of officers did not report for duty in Londonderry and Strabane over a two-week period in April. BBC 13/5/2020 News Teenagers who told police about sexual assault on walk fined for breaking lockdown The two friends, aged 17 and 18, were subjected to a violent sexual assault and robbery while out on a walk together, but now they're facing fines for being out when they shouldn't Daily Star 13/5/2020 News «398939903991399239933994399539963997Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
