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Who knows what about policing accountability?

Posted by: Chris Prosser, Posted on: 27 July 2015 - Categories: Accountability, Local policing inquiry, Police accountability, Public engagement, Transparency
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...crime and anti—social behaviour issues that matter. Positive stuff. However we also learned that despite being generally happy with the conduct of police and saying that the police are held...

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Reflections on the launch event for CSPL's policing accountability report

Posted by: Patricia Moberly, Posted on: 9 July 2015 - Categories: Accountability, Police accountability, Public engagement, Transparency
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...honest culture in their police force that is rooted firmly in the Seven Principles of Public Life and policing values. Leaders need to identify best practice in implementing the Code...

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