Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115728 total results. Showing results 80361 to 80380 «401540164017401840194020402140224023Next ›Last » Do the Means Matter? Defense Attorneys’ Perceptions of Procedural Transgressions By Police and Their Implication on Police Legitimacy Through interviews (n = 40) and surveys (n = 140) with separate samples of U.S. defense attorneys practicing criminal law in a Northeastern state, we utilize a mixed-methods approach to explore police procedural transgressions (e.g., pretextual stops, overreaching searches) during stops, searches, and seizures. With a structural equation path model, we examine whether and how procedural justice (an assessment of “the means” to control crime) and police effectiveness (an assessment of police performance or “the ends”) affect each other and influence perceptions of police legitimacy. Our findings indicate that procedural justice enhances perceptions of police legitimacy, whereas police effectiveness does not have an effect. Policy implications for developing mechanisms that discourage procedural transgressions by police are discussed. Criminal Justice Policy Review - Registration at source 26/4/2020 Research article Understanding Body-Worn Camera Diffusion in U.S. Policing By 2016, approximately one half of American police agencies had adopted body-worn cameras (BWCs). Although a growing body of research has examined the impact of BWCs on outcomes such as use of force, complaints, and perceptions of police, few have considered how and why some agencies adopted BWCs, while others have not. With guidance from the diffusion of innovations paradigm, this study explores variation in BWC adoption by police agencies. Drawing on a survey administered to a national probability sample of 665 municipal police executives in the spring of 2018, we found agency size, region, and the demographic composition of municipalities were associated with BWC usage. We then examined executives’ support for (or opposition to) legislation that would require BWC footage to be released publicly. Results suggest (a) a variety of environmental factors were associated with support and (b) the correlates of support varied across agencies of different sizes. Police Quarterly - Registration at source 26/4/2020 Research article Devon and Cornwall’s top cop slates lockdown national guidance Chief Constable Shaun Sawyer says National Police Chiefs' Council advice was 'some of the poorest guidance I have seen for a long time' Plymouth Live 26/4/2020 News 17 police officers killed by coronavirus in Peru Seventeen police officers in Peru have died after contracting novel coronavirus while enforcing the nation's pandemic lockdown, officials and state media said. Yahoo! 26/4/2020 News The Observer view on the domestic abuse bill failing women trapped in lockdown Women in life-threatening situations are being let down at a time when they’re most in need of help The Guardian 26/4/2020 Feature, Opinion Coronavirus: Recorded crime in Scotland down by a quarter since lockdown Recorded crime in Scotland has fallen by about 25% during the coronavirus lockdown, Police Scotland have said. BBC 26/4/2020 News SA Police Chief Superintendent Joanne Shanahan and mother Tania McNeill killed in horror high-speed crash at Urrbrae One of South Australia’s top-ranking and most decorated police officers has been killed in a horrific high-speed crash that also claimed the life of another woman. The Advertiser (Australia) 26/4/2020 News The evidence is overwhelming: our criminal justice system is no longer fit for purpose Attempts to deliver justice on the cheap have handicapped both police and prosecutors alike and damaged public confidence in the system, says Law Society president Simon Davis. Police Professional - Subscription at source 25/4/2020 Analysis, Feature Coronavirus press conference – 25 April 2020: Director General Lynne Owen’s speech Director General Lynne Owens joined the Home Secretary and NHS England's Medical Director in today's coronavirus press conference. National Crime Agency (NCA) 25/4/2020 News Patel vows crackdown on scammers profiteering from fake PPE and COVID-19 test kits UK police are expected to crack down harshly on organised criminals attempting to scam Britons during the coronavirus crisis with fake PPE. Express 25/4/2020 News Coronavirus: Berlin march against lockdown measures About 200 protesters gathered in the German capital, Berlin, to protest against coronavirus measures, which they say are an infringement of their constitutional rights. BBC 25/4/2020 News Community policing ‘vital’ to enforce coronavirus emergency powers Police Scotland has been redeploying a large number of officers into community policing to help enforce the “extraordinary emergency powers” in response to the Covid-19 ‘lockdown’. Police Professional 25/4/2020 News Sentencing consistency needed as COVID-19 spitters walk free The National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales has been left “gobsmacked” by courts letting offenders walk free after using coronavirus as a weapon against police officers. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 25/4/2020 News Men from Kent and Northern Ireland arrested as cocaine worth around £3m is seized Two men charged following yesterday's arrest in drugs supply investigation. National Crime Agency (NCA) 25/4/2020 News olice yourselves! Shops will have to enforce rules themselves when lockdown is eased to support ‘very nervous’ officers, warns ex-chief constable Police will be 'very nervous' about relaxing social distancing measures and will rely upon businesses to 'police' the rules themselves as the lockdown is eased, a former Chief Constable said. Mail Online 25/4/2020 News Police are already putting their lives on the line without the ignorance of lockdown louts Yobs who are willing to break the social distancing rules are a danger to police who are already there to enforce the laws without the appropriate PPE. Daily Record 25/4/2020 News Police see surge in Facebook death threats including attacks with crossbows and guns Little Mix star Jesy Nelson spoke about the horrendous comments she had received on social media - and trolls are still running riot and ruining lives online Mirror 25/4/2020 News Sir Peter Fahy: Police will be nervous about relaxation of social distancing The former chief constable of Greater Manchester Police said he had heard ‘suggestions’ gatherings could be limited to 10 people from two households . Express & Star 25/4/2020 News Criminals tried to exploit coronavirus crisis and smuggle £1m-worth of cocaine into UK – others have sold fake PPE and bogus COVID-19 cures Criminals were caught trying to smuggle £1m-worth of cocaine into the UK in face masks, the Home Secretary has revealed. Manchester Evening News 25/4/2020 News Coronavirus ‘covidiots’ should get harsher punishment for flouting lockdown rules – poll Coronavirus has swept the world and the most successful way to eradicate this deadly pathogen is to practice social distancing to stop it spreading, particularly to the vulnerable. But many in the UK are flouting the lockdown, and here's what Express.co.uk readers had to say about giving these "covidiots" tougher punishment. Express 25/4/2020 News «401540164017401840194020402140224023Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
