Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100951 total results. Showing results 94561 to 94580 «472547264727472847294730473147324733Next ›Last » Criminal Finances Bill The Criminal Finances Bill was introduced to the House of Commons on 13 October 2016. It will significantly improve the government’s ability to: tackle money laundering and corruption; recover the proceeds of crime; counter terrorist financing Home Office 13/10/2016 Report New legislation to attack criminal finances New legislation to tackle money laundering and corruption, recover the proceeds of crime and counter terrorist financing was published today. Home Office 13/10/2016 News Six candidates for chief constable post Above average number for East Midlands force Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/10/2016 News Sadiq Khan says ‘every death on the streets of London is a tragedy’ at knife crime summit The Standard 13/10/2016 News Official statistics: Police recorded crime and outcomes open data tables Home Office 13/10/2016 Report Letter: Problem-solving courts Signed by: Phil Bowen, Director of the Centre for Justice Innovation; Lord Carlile, QC; Lord Wasserman; His Honour Judge Michael Findlay Baker, QC, retired; His Honour Judge John Samuels QC, retired; Nick Crichton, retired District Judge; Malcolm Richardson JP, National Chairman, Magistrates Association; Dominic Goble JP, Chairman for Northamptonshire County Youth Panel; Dominique Airey, Chief Executive, Khulisa; Professor Karen Broadhurst, Co-Director Centre for Child and Family Justice Research, Lancaster University; Helen Cadbury, Chair of the Barrow Cadbury Trust; Jon Collins, Chief Executive Officer, Restorative Justice Council; Peter Dawson, Director of the Prison Reform Trust; Dr Alison Frater, Chair of the National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance, Visiting Professor Royal Holloway, University of London; Anne Fox, Chief Executive Officer, Clinks; Penelope Gibbs, Director, Transform Justice, retired magistrate; Stewart Grimshaw, Chairman, The Monument Trust; Professor Judith Harwin, Co-director for Child and Family Justice Research, Lancaster University; Sir Philip Hulme; Nicole Jacobs, Chief Executive Officer, Standing Together; Sophie Kershaw, Co-Director of FDAC National Unit, Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust; Shauneen Lambe, Executive Director, Just for Kids Law; Gerard Lemos, Lemos and Crane; Christina Marriott, Chief Executive Officer, Revolving Doors Agency; David McGuire. Chief Executive Officer, Diagrama Foundation; Joyce Moseley, Chair of the Transition to Adulthood (T2A) Alliance; Heather Munro, former Chief Probation officer, London Probation Trust; Sir Charles Pollard, Restorative Solutions; Mary Ryan, Solicitor and independent researcher, RyanTunnardBrown; Dr Mike Shaw, Co-Director of FDAC National Unit, Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust; Chris Stanley, Retired magistrate, Trustee of the National Association for Youth Justice; Ben Summerskill, Chief Executive Officer, Criminal Justice Alliance; Jo Tunnard, researcher in problem-solving courts, RyanTunnardBrown; Richard White, Visiting Professor of Child Law, Cardiff University; Mark Woodruff, The Monument Trust The Times - Subscription at source 13/10/2016 Feature, Opinion New head of crime at Cumbria Police Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/10/2016 News Prisons Minister: Speech to the Prison Governors Association Prisons Minister Sam Gyimah tells the PGA why prison governors are the right people to drive our reforms. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 13/10/2016 Report Disclosure of youth criminal records inquiry launched The Justice Committee launches a short inquiry into the system governing the disclosure of criminal records in relation to offences committed by people when under 18 years old. Parliament.uk 13/10/2016 News Official statistics: Hate crime, England and Wales, 2015 to 2016 Statistics on hate crimes and racist incidents recorded by the police. Home Office 13/10/2016 Report Increases in hate crime incidents driven by better reporting New figures released by the Home Office show that the 19 per cent increase in hate crime this year is driven in part by greater public confidence in how police support victims. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 13/10/2016 Feature, Opinion John Apter seeking to become PFEW chairman Hampshire chairman says he will focus on issues that really matter to officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/10/2016 News Hate crimes soared after EU referendum, Home Office figures confirm Report finds there were more than 5,000 hate crimes in July – up 41% on previous year The Guardian 13/10/2016 News PCC calls for greater powers for police to deal with illegal traveller camps The Police Crime Commissioner backs MP Andrew Selous in calls for greater powers for police to deal with illegal traveller camps. Dunstable Today 13/10/2016 News Delivering locally and influencing nationally: How PCCs are shaping the criminal justice system Is the criminal justice system stuck in the 19th century? Sussex PCC Katy Bourne looks at how PCCs have made their presence felt since taking over from Police Authorities in November 2012, and explains how she is using her power and influence to give victims and witnesses access to swifter justice. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/10/2016 Opinion Independent Trust, Integrity and Ethics Committee will continue its work An independent committee will continue its work in examining the ethical governance and actions of both Warwickshire and West Mercia Police Forces for at least a further two years, following a decision by the Police and Crime Commissioners for both forces. Stratford-upon-Avon Herald 13/10/2016 News Sex crimes soar by 60% in Northern Ireland – reported rapes hit record high Belfast Telegraph 13/10/2016 News From today: British Transport Police officers in Scotland will carry Tasers Officers working for the British Transport Police (BTP) in Scotland will today be given Tasers in response to the heightened terrorism threat. The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source 13/10/2016 News Do MAPPA, MARAC, IOM etc actually work? Policing is increasingly concerned with the risks faced by the vulnerable, the threats posed by the dangerous and reducing the harm caused to the former by the latter. In response multi-agency case management arrangements have proliferated and come to represent a ‘new orthodoxy’ for the police and their partners. However, evidence about the effectiveness of such schemes is in short supply. Russell Webster blog 13/10/2016 Feature, Opinion Live Blog at “Working with the police on policing” conference: Day Two Taking place at the University of Sheffield between 12th to 14th October, this conference looks at the ways in which academics and the police can and do work together. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/10/2016 News «472547264727472847294730473147324733Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
