Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104928 total results. Showing results 98701 to 98720 «493249334934493549364937493849394940Next ›Last » Racial profiling and use of force in police stops: How local events trigger periods of increased discrimination Racial profiling and the disproportionate use of police force are controversial political issues. Joscha Legewie of Yale University argues that racial bias in the use of force increases after relevant events such as the shooting of a police officer by a black suspect. To examine this argument, he designs a quasi experiment using data from 3.9 million time and geocoded pedestrian stops in New York City. The findings show that two fatal shootings of police officers by black suspects increased the use of police force against blacks substantially in the days after the shootings. The use of force against whites and Hispanics, however, remained unchanged, and there is no evidence for an effect of two other police murders by a white and Hispanic suspect. Aside from the importance for the debate on racial profiling and police use of force, this research reveals a general set of processes where events create intergroup conflict, foreground stereotypes, and trigger discriminatory responses. American Journal of Sociology 4/10/2016 Report Mayor Khan: My credentials for Sir Bernard’s successor The sudden departure plans of Britain's highest-ranking police officer has set the wheels in motion for a potential global search for his successor. Police Professional 4/10/2016 News Attacks on officers can lead to big increase in use of force against racial minorities, study finds Incidents of extreme violence against officers can trigger increased discrimination in police stops, new research reveals. Police Professional 4/10/2016 News Damning report condemns rising ‘racist violence and hate speech’ by politicians and press in post-Brexit UK David Cameron and Nigel Farage are among the British politicians and institutions accused of fuelling rising xenophobia in the UK as debate continues to rage over Brexit, the refugee crisis and terrorism. The Independent 4/10/2016 News Rudd ‘determined’ Government will be first to successfully prosecute for FGM This Government should be the one to see the 'first successful prosecution for FGM', the home secretary says. LocalGov 4/10/2016 News Durham Police appoints new deputy chief Jo Farrell, currently assistant chief constable with Northumbria Police, is to take up a new post at Durham Constabulary. The Northern Echo 4/10/2016 News Deputy PCC for North Yorkshire is named The first deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire has been selected, and has been working with the PCC for more than three years. The Press (York) 4/10/2016 News Ministers urged to give police NEW crowd control powers Ministers have been urged to give police new powers to control crowds by a former member of Scotland's anti-sectarian task force. Express 4/10/2016 News Support for prisoners leaving jail after short sentences is poor, say inspectors Support for short-sentenced prisoners leaving jail and moving back into the community was poor, according to the Chief Inspectors of Probation and Prison. The good intentions of the government’s Transforming Rehabilitation reforms, which meant to bring about a step change in rehabilitation by extending support from probation services to this large group of prisoners who previously received no supervision on release, have not yet been realised. HM Inspectorate of Probation (HMIP) 4/10/2016 News An inspection of through the gate resettlement services for short-term prisoners A joint inspection by HM Inspectorate of Probation and HM Inspectorate of Prisons. ‘Through the Gate’ is a flagship policy of government, intended to bring about a step change in rehabilitation, and so reduce reoffending. New services have been rolled out in prisons to prepare prisoners for release and resettlement and increase their prospects of leading a better life. When the policy was introduced in spring 2015, post-release licence supervision and rehabilitation support was extended to those formerly ineligible (serving short sentences) so as to increase the impact on reoffending overall. HM Inspectorate of Probation (HMIP) 4/10/2016 Report Rehabilitation scheme failing public and prisoners, finds review A flagship government probation programme has been blasted for endangering the public and failing former inmates in a scathing report from the prison and probation inspectorates. Police Professional 4/10/2016 News Akwesasne creates first court in Canada for and by Indigenous people CBC News (Canada) 4/10/2016 News As NYPD crime drops, assaults on police increase Law Officer (USA) 4/10/2016 News New chief of police for Hertfordshire Chief constable Charlie Hall, formerly the number 2 in Norfolk, has replaced Andy Bliss Welwyn Hatfield Times 4/10/2016 News Scotland to introduce alcohol testing and GPS tracking for tagged offenders New tag technology part of government’s development of community interventions helping reconviction rates to 17-year low The Guardian 4/10/2016 News Not one New York police officer has a body camera The New York Times 4/10/2016 News Where’s the beef? Our take on criminal justice policy at Tory conference Crest Advisory 4/10/2016 Analysis, Feature Weekly Media Monitor summary Our Weekly Review, drawing on our popular Media Monitor database, picks up the key news stories and reports of the week, and explains why they matter to you. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/10/2016 News #thinkdigital: The changing nature of crime and how to police the digital age How is policing responding to the challenges of digital crime? Giles Herdale of the National Police Chiefs' Council lays out the three priority areas that will fundamentally change policing and ready it for the challenges of policing by consent in a digital age. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/10/2016 Analysis Gathering Cloud reveals opportunity for UK police Many police forces are exploring the possibilities of cloud-based data management, but can face significant barriers to implementation - not least budgetary restraints. However, James Slessor of Accenture argues that next-generation policing will depend on the capabilities that cloud technology will offer. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/10/2016 Opinion «493249334934493549364937493849394940Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
