Forensic science firms to seek early validation on new products
Forensic science companies will tell their industry's regulator about new products in development so they can be validated in advance of their use.
09 May 2008
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Forensic science review calls for better standards and training
AN independent review into low template DNA analysis has found the method is sound but warns about standards and training in forensic science.
18 April 2008
Ecuador purges armed forces and police
The armed forces and police in Ecuador have been plunged into crisis by accusations of institutional collusion with foreign powers.
11 April 2008
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Who will head Russia's new 'FBI'?
The formation of a consolidated investigation agency would represent a major reshuffle of the law-enforcement and security community, and the decision about who will lead it will be a useful gauge of where real power lies in post-Putin Russia
10 April 2008
Professor sceptical about DNA technology
A scientist has warned that new UK police technology could lead to the conviction of innocent people
31 March 2008
Former commissioner backs ID cards
Lord John Stevens 'strongly supports' plans to introduce identification cards in the UK
10 March 2008
Former Islamist radicals warn UK of ideological differences
A former Hizb-ut Tahrir radical addresses a counter-terrorism conference and defines the differences between Islam and Islamism
03 March 2008
Muslim communities close ranks to police
Despite knowing who the criminals are in their areas, Muslim communities in the UK are reluctant to get the police involved, a conference is told
03 March 2008
Police force keeps tabs on officers
The Metropolitan Police is electronically tracking the locations of all it's on duty officers in the UK.
10 April 2008
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Plan to ban sex offenders from online networking sites
The email addresses of child sex offenders may be passed to online networking sites in an attempt to stop them using the internet to groom children.
08 April 2008
Thousands of UK officers 'freed up' in radical policing review
A senior police adviser has made recommendations that he claims would allow officers more time to deal with frontline duties
07 February 2008
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Intelligence - Teutonic triumph
Police Review examines the lessons on intelligence sharing that the UK could learn from Germany
15 January 2008
Policing Latin America
The absence of key countries suggests that Ameripol's effectiveness will be hindered from the start
07 January 2008
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- Infiltrating Colombia's intelligence agencies
Farewell to arms
Jane's Police Review speaks to five UK police officers about their service in Iraq
02 January 2008
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PC to return bravery medal in pay protest
A constable who was shot by armed robbers intends to hand back his bravery medal in disgust over the UK government's refusal to honour a pay rise for police
20 December 2007