European DNA ruling offers 'wriggle room'
The European ruling on keeping DNA records of cleared or acquitted people has 'room for interpretation', the ACPO lead on forensics has said
11 December 2008
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Anti-terrorism training: Lockerbie
Jane's recalls the investigation that followed the bombing of Pan Am flight 103 in 1988
10 December 2008
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European Court DNA ruling dismays UK Government
Keeping DNA samples from people with no criminal convictions is a breach of their human rights, a court has ruled
09 December 2008
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Critical questions
Jane's talks to Joe Sullivan, the principal forensic behaviour analyst at the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Agency
02 December 2008
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Final salute
To mark his retirement, Sir Ian Blair writes exclusively for Police Review about the events that shaped his policing career, as well as his hopes for the service's future
27 November 2008
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The true Ronnie
Sir Ronnie Flanagan, who retires from his post as HM chief inspector of constabulary next month, talks about his career, force mergers, direct entry and police pay
25 November 2008
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Temper tactics
Police Review discovers how training in conflict management and appropriate equipment are key when officers are faced with a fight
03 October 2008
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AN INSPECTOR who tackled sectarian violence in Northern Ireland...
20 November 2008
Hometown hero
Insp Noel Rogan wanted to change the way of life for people in Larne...
20 November 2008
Forensic science firms to seek early validation on new products
Forensic science companies will tell their industry's regulator about new products in development so they can be validated in advance of their use.
09 May 2008
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Forensic science review calls for better standards and training
AN independent review into low template DNA analysis has found the method is sound but warns about standards and training in forensic science.
18 April 2008
Ecuador purges armed forces and police
The armed forces and police in Ecuador have been plunged into crisis by accusations of institutional collusion with foreign powers.
11 April 2008
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Who will head Russia's new 'FBI'?
The formation of a consolidated investigation agency would represent a major reshuffle of the law-enforcement and security community, and the decision about who will lead it will be a useful gauge of where real power lies in post-Putin Russia
10 April 2008
Professor sceptical about DNA technology
A scientist has warned that new UK police technology could lead to the conviction of innocent people
31 March 2008
Former commissioner backs ID cards
Lord John Stevens 'strongly supports' plans to introduce identification cards in the UK
10 March 2008