Forces To Publish Misconduct Judgements

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Forces To Publish Misconduct Judgements

South Yorkshire Police and Cleveland Police will introduce a new policy on publishing disciplinary matters.

Date - 23rd January 2013
By - NIc Brunetti - Police Oracle

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Two police forces will publish information concerning officer dismissals on their websites from April – in a bid to improve transparency and integrity issues that have plagued them in the last year due to high profile investigations. Cleveland...

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