Research Briefing
Why is police bail being reviewed again?
The day before Parliament dissolved to hold the general election the Government announced a review of police bail legislation.
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Insight
Why is police bail being reviewed again?
The day before Parliament dissolved to hold the general election the Government announced a review of police bail legislation.
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Research Briefing
Motor industry: statistics and policy
Automotive manufacturing, trade, employment and policy.
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Research Briefing
Protests around Parliament
This briefing paper provides an overview of the current provisions on protests around Parliament, including a background of previous legislation, and controversies and legal cases arising from different provisions over the years.
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Research Briefing
The challenge of recruiting 20,000 police officers
The pledge represents the largest police recruitment drive since the early 2000s.
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Insight
The challenge of recruiting 20,000 police officers
The pledge represents the largest police recruitment drive since the early 2000s.
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Research Briefing
Stop-and-search powers: Extension of ‘no-suspicion’ searches
Police forces are no longer expected to follow voluntary guidance on ‘no-suspicion’ searches.
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Insight
Stop-and-search powers: Extension of ‘no-suspicion’ searches
Police forces are no longer expected to follow voluntary guidance on 'no-suspicion' searches.
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Research Briefing
How is the Government implementing a ‘public health approach’ to serious violence?
A ‘public health approach’ suggests policy makers should search for a ‘cure’ by using scientific evidence to identify what causes violence and find interventions.
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Insight
How is the Government implementing a ‘public health approach’ to serious violence?
A 'public health approach’ suggests policy makers should search for a ‘cure’ by using scientific evidence to identify what causes violence and find interventions.
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Research Briefing
Police use of live facial recognition technology: Challenges and concerns
Last week was a landmark moment in the police use of ‘Live Facial Recognition’ (LFR) technology. An independent report, published by Essex University, found it is “highly possible” that the use of LFR by the Metropolitan Police “would be held unlawful if challenged before the courts.” The report found the Met had provided inadequate information
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Research Briefing
Protests: What powers can the police use?
The freedom to peacefully protest is a cornerstone of a liberal democratic society but it’s not always plain sailing.
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Insight
Protests: What powers can the police use?
The freedom to peacefully protest is a cornerstone of a liberal democratic society but it’s not always plain sailing.
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Research Briefing
British Transport Police (BTP)
This paper discusses the British Transport Police (BTP): its operations, how it is overseen and current plans for its reform.
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