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Showing Stories from 16th September 2015 to 7th June 2018

(07/06/18) Home Office considering plans to open body farm (06/06/18) 'Greater protection for the public' over plans for search warrant shake-up (23/05/18) ACC 'shocked' by lack of support provided to officers handling child abuse images (17/05/18) Officers 'trampling' over digital evidence, forensic experts warn (08/05/18) Force wins international forensic award for cracking 1984 murder case (27/04/18) Merseyside Police commence review into Kevin Nunes murder (23/04/18) Force launches new team to crack 20-year-old murder case (18/04/18) Forensic firms could face ban over poor standards (16/04/18) AI powered 'Robo-Lawyer' helps step up fight against economic crime (02/04/18) Urgent Government review needed over 'draconian digital stop and search tool'

Mastering the foundations of forensic video evidence

Mastering the foundations of forensic video evidence

(31/03/18) David Spreadborough offers detectives some useful tips to achieve the best digital evidence.

(07/03/18) Weeding out the truth brought murderer Ian Huntley to justice

NPCC lead: 'Public must understand we cannot investigate all reported e-crimes'

NPCC lead: 'Public must understand we cannot investigate all reported e-crimes'

(06/03/18) Digital investigators impeded by privacy laws.

Artificial Intelligence could prevent disclosure failings

Artificial Intelligence could prevent disclosure failings

(13/02/18) NPCC chairman says new guidelines will place added pressure on detectives and could slow investigations.

(29/01/18) Police may need 'license to practise' after evidence failings (08/11/17) 'Only a matter of time until fake evidence leads to false convictions' (11/09/17) Drug driver case dismissed because PC was in intensive care with baby (09/03/17) New trial tests memory of officers immediately after critical incident (06/03/17) A great year ahead for evidence based policing, says leading academic (01/03/17) New mental health training package hailed by force

Met to scrap chief inspector and commander ranks by 2018

Met to scrap chief inspector and commander ranks by 2018

(14/10/16) Force says streamlining leadership can lead to more effective decision making.

(30/09/16) Complaints against police 'almost disappear' with body worn cameras (15/09/16) Speeding drivers more likely to pay fines if reminded of potential impact of behaviour (06/07/16) New approach to child sex abuse investigations needed says children's commissioner (08/06/16) Poacher turned gamekeeper as burglars shed secrets (06/03/16) Car theft, cybercrime and gangs on the agenda (01/03/16) Factors affecting fear of crime examined by scholars (18/01/16) Why so much of what we're told about solving crime is wrong (11/01/16) Big data model 'could predict where forces should divert resources' (16/09/15) Link between unemployment levels and property crime rates 'non-existent', say experts

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