...Trevor Jones; Ronald van Steden Purpose The purpose of this paper is to compare the specific institutional arrangements for realizing democratically accountable policing in England & Wales and the Netherlands. It assesses each accountability system against a set of “democratic criteria...

... matter. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Police Performance measures Managerialism England The purpose of this paper is to highlight, with reference to empirical evidence generated through an evaluation study, the impact of broadly managerialist interventions within...

...Jonathan Merritt Purpose This paper seeks to assess the fitness for purpose of state regulation of police powers in England and Wales given the increasing “civilianisation” of policing. Specifically, it seeks to evaluate how well the law regulates the main powers of the Police Community Support...

... was there? Mark R. Kebbell can be contacted at: m.kebbell@griffith.cdu.au © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Evidence Witnesses Police England The nature of police work means that detectives frequently give evidence in court, particularly, regarding an offence or a crime scene they have...

... assault”; and a statutory code of practice ensuring that criminal justice agencies provide support and protection to victims of domestic violence. However research carried out on behalf of the Crown Prosecution Service in England and Wales indicates that the police are still only recording 45 percent...

...Adam Crawford; Stuart Lister This article presents an overview and assessment of recent reforms that have contributed to a pluralisation and fragmentation of policing in England and Wales. It considers the emergence of new forms of visible policing both within and beyond the public police...

...R.I. Mawby In England and Wales, concern over policing often reflects a perception of a halcyon period, epitomised by community policing, when the police operated on a local level and were well known to the communities they policed. To some extent, images of rural policing are a modern‐day...

...Clifford Stott This study is concerned with understanding the nature of police stereotypes and expectations and their potential role in shaping the intergroup dynamics of “hooliganism” involving England fans during the football European Championships in Belgium and Holland (Euro 2000). The paper...

... in the United States is far from accurate. This article examines the historical development and the current status of exclusionary rules in the United States, England, France, Germany, and Italy. Attentions are especially devoted to analyzing the characteristics of the American exclusionary rule with reference...

...Donald B. Walker; Malcolm Richards Anticipates that over the next few years the police service in England and Wales is likely to experience significant changes in organization and management. Appraises major inquiries and legislation made following the 1979 government election, e.g., the Audit...