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Showing Stories from 22nd March 2021 to 22nd September 2023

Lords votes to retain West Midlands PCC ahead of next election

Lords votes to retain West Midlands PCC ahead of next election

(22/09/23) The Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill could potentially see a change in governance between the West Midlands Combined Authority and the OPCC.

Police to see new powers to seize bladed articles in private premises

Police to see new powers to seize bladed articles in private premises

(31/08/23) The Home Office has said it will be progressing a new power to seize, retain and destroy lawfully held bladed articles in private premises once Parliament time allows.

(10/07/23) Forces holding more abusers to account through strangulation law (26/06/23) Non-fatal strangulation becomes specific offence in NI (14/06/23) Police will be able to restrict protests causing 'more than minor' disruption (20/05/23) Those who encourage serious self-harm could be jailed for five years (15/05/23) Lawyers boycott threatens juryless rape trials pilot in Scotland (27/04/23) Public Order Bill set to pass into law (18/04/23) Home Office look to ban gang knives as SVRO pilots kick in (08/02/23) Garda officers to start using BWV under new legislation (08/02/23) Garda officers to start using BWV under new legislation

SVROs: a new weapon in the fight against knife crime

SVROs: a new weapon in the fight against knife crime

(06/02/23) Merseyside is one of a few forces who will pilot new orders designed to put persistent knife crime offenders on the back foot.

SVROs: a new weapon in the fight against knife crime

SVROs: a new weapon in the fight against knife crime

(06/02/23) Merseyside is one of a few forces who will pilot new orders designed to put persistent knife crime offenders on the back foot.

(12/01/23) Home Office minister says new spiking law is "unnecessary" (18/11/22) New police driving legislation to come in this month (20/07/22) New draft code of practice for terrorism-related stop and search (28/06/22) Andrew Harper "would be immensely proud" as law comes into effect (28/06/22) Police Crime Sentencing and Courts Act comes into force (25/05/22) Draft Bill proposes PCCs have more scrutiny over victims' services (10/05/22) Home Office explains meaning of "serious disruption" under POA (03/05/22) Magistrates' powers of imprisonment doubled to free up Crown Courts (06/12/21) Seizure powers for protest 'lock-on' equipment to be included in Bill (24/09/21) What lessons can we learn about pandemics and the law? (09/09/21) New legislation will result in more people in prison (07/07/21) Peers to decide fate of changes to police driver legal status (02/07/21) Technology & legal: dealing with pre-charge disclosure (11/05/21) Stores and shop staff demand tougher assault laws (04/05/21) Kill the Bill protest: Insults, music but no disorder (29/04/21) New MAPPA category for domestic abuse not included in Act (22/03/21) PC Harper's widow marks what would have been husband's 30th

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Firearms officers back on duty according to Met

Firearms officers back on duty according to Met

Enough officers have returned to armed duties that the force no longer requires external assistance..

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