Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104649 total results. Showing results 80781 to 80800 «403640374038403940404041404240434044Next ›Last » Social media sites will be forced to protect children A new law will force social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to protect younger users from harmful online content. The Times - Subscription at source 5/2/2019 News Policing by machine – Predictive policing and the threat to our rights Policing by Machine – Predictive Policing and the Threat to Our Rights collates the results of 90 Freedom of Information requests sent to every force in the UK, laying bare the full extent of biased ‘predictive policing’ for the first time – and how it threatens everyone’s rights and freedoms. Liberty 4/2/2019 Report Battle of the Narratives Dr Dave Sloggett looks at the most recent efforts of the Security Services to engage with members of the public on social media. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/2/2019 Analysis, Feature Liberty report exposes police forces’ use of discriminatory data to predict crime At least 14 UK police forces have used or intend to use discriminatory computer programs to predict where crime will be committed and by whom, according to new research published today by Liberty. Liberty 4/2/2019 News UK police forces using ‘discriminatory’ algorithms to predict crime At least 14 police forces are using algorithms which could reinforce bias and stereotypes, Liberty claims i News 4/2/2019 News Exonerated ACC: I can move into retirement after 14-month nightmare Top officer cleared of misconduct over firing range allegations. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/2/2019 News Government ‘pauses’ pension cost cap action pending legal decision PFEW 'extremely disappointed' with decision. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/2/2019 News Major changes to Parole Board process gives victims more powers The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has announced “sweeping changes” to the Parole Board process which allow victims in England and Wales to request a reconsideration of a release decision. Police Professional 4/2/2019 News Teenagers and children are behind half of all London’s knife crime say police Online marketplace is slammed for selling £19 'zombie killer machetes' Mail Online 4/2/2019 News Scottish Government gets support for increased use of electronic tags The Scottish Parliament’s Justice Committee has backed Scottish Government plans to increase the use of electronic tagging in Scotland. PublicTechnology.net 4/2/2019 News Britain’s VERY thin blue line The Lake District town where police officers are so stretched that they allow security guards to handcuff thugs Mail Online 4/2/2019 Analysis, Feature ‘The x-ray of one man in custody shows 22 drug packages in his colon’ My job as a police doctor also involves seeing a man accused of rape and a suspected drink-driver The Guardian 4/2/2019 Analysis, Feature Police raids target ‘hundreds of UK web attackers’ UK police have seized more than 60 computers and other gadgets suspected of being used to carry out web attacks. BBC 4/2/2019 News Crime prediction software ‘adopted by 14 UK police forces’ At least 14 UK police forces have made use of crime-prediction software or plan to do so, according to Liberty. BBC 4/2/2019 News Common purpose: Shared service centres are the way forward Whatever the demands of the police service, there is a need for support for the business to run efficiently and economically for the benefit of its citizens. Benjamyn Damazer, formerly vice-chair of a police authority and now working with Sopra Steria, examines the role for a shared service centre of excellence and asks can the police really continue to do it all themselves? Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/2/2019 Opinion New improvements to parole board transparency and victim support Sweeping changes to the parole system to improve transparency, offer better support for victims and new powers to reconsider decisions have been announced by the Justice Secretary David Gauke today, following a review of the Parole Board’s rules. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 4/2/2019 News Police chief cleared in firearms misconduct probe A police chief has been cleared over claims of improper use of the force’s firing range, The Herald reports. The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) has rejected claims against assistant chief constable Bernie Higgins 14 months after was temporarily suspended. Scottish Legal News 4/2/2019 News Conservation-based intelligence-led policing: An intra-organizational interpersonal examination The purpose of this paper is to examine the influence of interpersonal relations on the implementation of an intelligence-led initiative within a rural, conservation setting. The data for this study are gathered from semi-structured interviews (n = 79) and field observations within five study sites that are managed by the Uganda Wildlife Authority. The findings suggest that while law enforcement and community conservation rangers viewed intelligence operations to be necessary, there was general discontent and distrust toward intelligence rangers. This was largely due to the actuarial and perceived activities, roles and responsibilities of intelligence rangers and the belief that intelligence rangers reflected more of an internal affairs unit rather than one focused on intelligence gathering. The credibility of the data provided by respondents can be called into question; however, extensive efforts were made to establish rapport to help alleviate these hazards. Findings from the current study highlight the importance of considering and managing interpersonal relations when implementing intelligence-led initiatives. Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management - Registration at source 4/2/2019 Research article Police and Crime Commissioner Roger Hirst promises hundreds of new officers for Essex Essex Police is recruiting hundreds of new officers in a bid to improve local and community policing, the county’s crime commissioner has said. Echo (Essex) 4/2/2019 News Police chief pledges recruitment as precept rise agreed More than £16 million is to be raised for Hampshire’s police force, after civic chiefs unanimously voted through plans to increase the county’s precept tax. Basingstoke Gazette 4/2/2019 News «403640374038403940404041404240434044Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
