Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115411 total results. Showing results 97161 to 97180 «485548564857485848594860486148624863Next ›Last » “We Are More Than Crime Fighters”: Social Media Images of Police Departments Currently, about 96% of U.S. police departments have adopted social media, nearly 94% of which have implemented Facebook. Unfortunately, researchers have not paid much attention to police use of social media. The study serving as the basis for this article entails a careful analysis of 14 of the most popular police Facebook pages and analyzes posts during a 1-year period. The study documents 5 major themes and 24 noteworthy subthemes, and then applies a two-step cluster analysis to identify four principal types of police Facebook social images: crime fighter, traditional cop, public relations facilitator, and mixer. The well-established diffusion of innovations literature is employed to provide justification for the timeliness of the study, and the work of Rogers and subsequent scholars building upon it serves as the principal theoretical framework for this study. Public policy implications for policing are discussed, along with appropriate directions for further research. Police Quarterly - Registration at source 25/6/2018 Research article Strategic Plan 2018 – 2020 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: I am pleased to present the Probation Service Strategy 2018-2020: One Vision, One Team, One Standard. This Strategy builds on achievements to date, and is committed to the further development of a professional service that is effective in reducing the risk of reoffending. [pdf] Department of Justice (Republic of Ireland) 25/6/2018 Report Annual report 2017 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: I am pleased to transmit to you the Annual Report of the Irish Prison Service for 2017. [pdf] Department of Justice and Equality (Ireland) 25/6/2018 Report UK Justice Policy Review: Volume 7 Since 2010, the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, with support from The Hadley Trust, has been assessing criminal justice developments across the UK through its UK Justice Policy Review programme. Our latest publication – UK Justice Policy Review 7 – covers the period from the 2016 Brexit referendum to the 2017 General Election. Centre for Crime and Justice Studies 25/6/2018 News Can university graduates really become police detectives in 12 weeks? The jury’s still out The announcement of a plan by government ministers to recruit and develop new graduates into police detectives with a 12-week training course, instantly polarised opinion. While the minister of policing, Nick Hurd, declared his “delight” at the introduction of new talent, the Police Federation called it an “insult” to its current members. The Conversation 25/6/2018 Analysis, Feature Dorset Police have sufficient investigators at the force, despite national shortage Dorset Police have sufficient investigators at the force, despite a national shortage. Dorset Echo 25/6/2018 News Delay to introduction of new call handling system Force says it appreciates the public will be disappointed Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/6/2018 News The Guardian view on privatising probation: ideology over facts Chris Grayling was a justice minister who preferred to keep faith in privatisation even when his changes were failing some of the most vulnerable in our society. He ought to be accountable The Guardian 25/6/2018 Feature, Opinion Durham police chief calls for legalisation of cannabis in UK Mike Barton says ban on drug is damaging public safety and market needs to be regulated The Guardian 25/6/2018 News Gang violence: boy courier hounded by county lines gang tried to hang himself “Jonathan” should have been playing football with his friends but instead he was found trying to hang himself with his school tie by an off-duty police officer. The Times - Subscription at source 25/6/2018 Analysis, Feature Gang violence: recruitment tactics echo grooming in Rotherham For years the girls who were abused in Rotherham by gangs of men were ignored and disparaged but now they are seen as victims of the biggest child sexual exploitation scandal in British history. The Times - Subscription at source 25/6/2018 Analysis, Feature Gang violence: It’s organised and vicious — we need to protect them, says Anne Longfield Fairy godmothers rarely exist for disadvantaged, vulnerable children in care or in gangs, desperate for someone to wave a wand and transform their lives. But the children’s commissioner is the closest many will get to an adult determined to rescue them. The Times - Subscription at source 25/6/2018 Feature, Opinion Gang violence: middle-class hypocrites ‘destroy lives with drugs’ Middle-class drug users who pride themselves on being ethical consumers are “destroying children’s lives” with their weekend habit, according to the police chief responsible for children and young people. The Times - Subscription at source 25/6/2018 Analysis, Feature Lost Children Gangs and drugs are fuelling a surge in violent crime in which young people are both perpetrators and victims. Police and government cannot afford to stand back The Times - Subscription at source 25/6/2018 Feature, Opinion Gang violence: children trapped in a lethal cycle of neglect The first part of a series on youth crime in Britain examines the roots of the stabbings epidemic The Times - Subscription at source 25/6/2018 Analysis, Feature Policing for Trump visit to Britain will cost £5m President Trump’s three-day visit to the UK next month is expected to cost the taxpayer as much as £5 million in policing alone. The Times - Subscription at source 25/6/2018 News The lost children: 30,000 in gangs Criminals exploiting the young as police struggle to contain spiralling street violence The Times - Subscription at source 25/6/2018 Analysis, Feature Durham police chief calls for legalisation of cannabis, saying criminalisation has failed Mike Barton says people growing a few plants for personal use in his area will not face police raids The Independent 24/6/2018 News Our laws on cannabis waste police time Now, as when I was an officer, alcohol is the major problem, not cannabis says Bob Morgan local politician, ex police and ex community worker. Huffington Post 24/6/2018 Feature, Opinion Durham police chief calls for legalisation of cannabis, saying criminalisation has failed Mike Barton says people growing a few plants for personal use in his area will not face police raids The Independent 24/6/2018 News «485548564857485848594860486148624863Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
