Journal of Criminological Research, Policy and Practice
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The ethics of facial recognition in police practice: beyond the usual concerns
Abdul-Hye Miah, Neil McbrideThis paper aims to outline an ethical framework for the deployment of facial recognition technology (FRT) in policing practice and highlight the ethical significance of the facial…
Exploring the relationship between criminal narrative experience (CNE) and criminal thinking, among sexual offenders
Shannon DeBlasio, Dara MojtahediThe criminal narrative experience (CNE) framework posits that criminals’ personal experiences of offending can be differentiated into distinct narrative themes. This study aims to…
Uniforms and degrees: investigating student experiences of higher education and policing
Steven Wadley, Matthew PhillipsThe purpose of this paper is to provide an account of student perceptions (age 16+) of the value of both obtaining a university degree and how it relates to the profession of…
Fire messaging: a qualitative exploration of how adults teach children about fire
Faye Horsley, Emily Birrell, Grace Gouldthorp, Danisha Kohli, Faith McLackland, Ellie TaylorResearch indicates that children’s early experience of fire can influence what and how they learn about fire. In turn, early fire-learning can influence how people come to use it…
Unveiling the failure: a comprehensive analysis of Bangladesh’s war on drugs
Taha HusainThis study aims to evaluate public perceptions of illegal drug availability in Bangladesh amid the ongoing war on drugs while comparing the efficacy of crackdowns with traditional…
Following the evidence-base or exacerbating harms? An autoethnography of a London metropolitan police officer
Julia Ryland, Benjamin D. ScherThis study uses autoethnography to examine the impact of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 on policing and public health in the UK. Bridging the gap between scholarly discourse and…
UK-based digital forensic investigators and the impact of exposure to traumatic material
Paul Gullon-Scott, Darren JohnsonDigital forensic investigators (DFIs) encounter traumatic material, and this is associated with the development of secondary traumatic stress (STS). Limited research has been…
ISSN:
2056-3841e-ISSN:
2056-385XISSN-L:
2056-3841Online date, start – end:
2015Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Dr Michael Lewis
- Prof. Jane Ireland
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