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COMMENT: ‘Policing has made promising steps around RFR, but there is more work to do’
Here, HMI Kathryn Stone OBE writes that more work can be done around retrospective facial recognition (RFR) after leading an inspection report into how police forces and the National Crime Agency use the technology.
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Investigations Manager – Economic Crime and Confiscation Unit
- The Government of Jersey | HM Attorney General
- Jersey
- £112,690.56 to £124,480.88
Jersey’ Attorney General is seeking to appoint an Investigations Manager within the Economic Crime and Confiscation Unit (ECCU) at the Law Officers’ Department in Jersey. This is a unique opportunity for an experienced investigator with a substantial background in policing or other investigative criminal justice role, to lead a team of investigators within the unit, which focusses on the significant risk of economic crime to Jersey, and prosecuting complex international financial crime and money laundering cases. The successful candidate will possess exceptional investigative skills, together with extensive expertise in all aspects of financial crime investigation.
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