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Our 2009 #TrendsAndIssues report took a closer look at the nature of public confidence in the criminal justice system from police through to courts and corrections agencies. Read more here: bit.ly/3Z1h9wz #ThrowbackThursday
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📢 Here’s my ITV News National interview discussing the shocking report on failings in the UK criminal justice system. We cover police performance, victim support, and my work with West Midland Police to drive change. #ITVNews #CriminalJustice #VictimSupport #PoliceReform #JusticeForAll #securelife #westmidlandpolice #raneemslaw
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The secret most overlooked is Sean Grayson actions do not represent everyday police officers. ✅ **Most Officers Serve Safely**: In 2023, there were over 50 million police calls for service in the U.S. Only a small fraction of these involved deadly force, showing that most officers handle situations without resorting to violence. ✅ **Statistics Matter**: In 2023, there were approximately 1,000 police-involved killings. While every loss of life is tragic, this number represents a tiny percentage of total police interactions. ✅ **Building Community Trust**: Understanding these statistics helps build a more nuanced view of law enforcement, recognizing the efforts of the majority who serve with integrity and professionalism. It's important to remember that one officer's actions do not define an entire profession. **Question:** What steps can we take to ensure greater accountability and trust in our police forces? #seangrayson #sonyamassey #publicsafety #police #lawenforcement
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Counsellor and activist campaign at secure Life Future Free From Fear committed to addressing VAWG.Inspired by personal experience,collaborations,advocate for police reform,train law enforcement,support bereaved families
📢 Here’s my ITV News National interview discussing the shocking report on failings in the UK criminal justice system. We cover police performance, victim support, and my work with West Midland Police to drive change. #ITVNews #CriminalJustice #VictimSupport #PoliceReform #JusticeForAll #securelife #westmidlandpolice #raneemslaw
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Researcher at the Children and Young People's Centre for Justice (CYCJ), based at the University of Strathclyde; formerly Research and Policy Officer at StopWatch UK
📢 'The Criminal Justice Alliance were right the first time; section 60 does more harm than good' - StopWatch A joint investigation by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS), the College of Policing, and the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) was published today, looking into a super-complaint raised by the Criminal Justice Alliance (CJA) calling attention to the harms caused by suspicionless stop and search powers and the inadequate scrutiny of these powers. Read StopWatch's full response to the report here: https://lnkd.in/eCMs6QcD StopWatch: 'The simple fact is that section 60 is a redundant power with no purpose beyond being a tool of social control of communities deemed as violent and criminal, and even then it almost never works. The CJA were right the first time; section 60 does more harm than good, and therefore should be scrapped.'
Following our joint investigation of the use of section 60 stop and search, our new report makes ten recommendations. These are to help ensure forces use the power effectively, only when necessary and evaluate its use. Criminal Justice Alliance | College of Policing | Independent Office for Police Conduct ⬇️ Read the report in full: https://ow.ly/M7yx50QiKqx
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