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Local policing inquiry

Inside the Ethics Committee at Avon and Somerset Constabulary - Part Two

Professor Allyson Macvean, 1 June 2015 - Local policing inquiry, Police accountability

...as being over the legal drink drive limit should be named to the local media on point of charge. The fourth dilemma related to the closure of a staff sports...

Concluding roundtable for CSPL inquiry into local police - accountability, leadership and ethics

David Prince, 25 March 2015 - Accountability, Local policing inquiry, Police accountability, Transparency

...just inhibitive. The culture change required for embedding of College of Policing’s code of ethics was also emphasized. This needs to be properly planned and police owned, led and managed....

Inside the Ethics Committee at Avon and Somerset Constabulary

Professor Allyson Macvean, 6 March 2015 - Local policing inquiry, Police accountability

...committees into a police setting. The idea of developing police models of applied ethics is a highly novel approach. It may appear on first impression that the practices of medicine...

Public engagement in an age of disengagement

Patricia Moberly, 13 December 2014 - Local policing inquiry, Public engagement

One of the key areas I really wanted to explore in our recent evidence gathering visit in Essex was how the PCC tried to engage with local people about local...

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