Month: September 2022

Dr Ross Hendy1 1Monash University, Melborne, Australia   Historically, the rate of officer involved shootings in New Zealand has been lower than the rate of officer involved shootings in Australia. This has, in part, been understood as a function of...

Mr Jesse Shaw1, Mr Darren Green 1Queensland Police Service, Harrisville, Australia   Domestic and Family Violence causes considerable harm to individuals and the community. To address this, there is a need to identify robust intervention methodologies that can disrupt the...

Miss Emily Cauduro1 1Brock University, St. Catharines, Canada   Introduction Socio-economic marginality, colonialism, and intergenerational trauma perpetuates an overrepresentation of Indigenous peoples within the Canadian criminal justice system. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) acknowledges ongoing colonialism, emphasizes the resilience...

Dr Rylan Simpson1 1Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, Canada   Introduction: Public-police interactions can be conceptualized as a series of transactions. One seminal moment within the transactional record occurs when the attending officer designates the interaction as low risk (or “Code...

Mr Peter Branca1, Mr Peter Bitton1, Dr Maho Omori1 1Victoria Police, Melbourne, Australia   Led by the Chief Commissioner, in early 2022 Victoria Police implemented a state-wide neighbourhood policing (NHP) framework, aiming to improve its response to community safety concerns...

Dr Femi Abikanlu1 1New Zealand Police, 180 Molesworth Street, Thorndon, Wellington 6011, New Zealand   The conventional approaches to the evaluation of interventions and policies are often defined by factors such as the benefits of regulatory policies and interventions, relationships...

Dr Alejandro Gimenez Santana1, Dr Joel Caplan1, Dr Les Kennedy1 1Rutgers University, Newark , United States   Our presentation discusses the nature of collaboration that we have developed between academic researchers and law enforcement analysts in developing an evidence-based approach...

Dr Emily Gilbert1 Mrs Colleen Brown2 1Mayor’s Office For Policing And Crime, London, 2United Kingdom, MOPAC, London, UK   In order to shape policing policy and practice, the voice of Londoners is key to the work of the Mayor’s Office...

Dr Eva Tsahuridu, Ms Evie Belcher 1Police Registration and Services Board, Melbourne, Australia   The presentation describes research on police misconduct based on analysis of 43 Victoria Police Registration Services Board dismissal review decisions.  Elucidating why police commit serious discipline...

Mr Arden Tanner-Dempsey1,2, Ms Samantha Taaka1,2 1University Of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand, 2New Zealand Institute for Security and Crime Science (NZISCS), Hamilton, New Zealand   Te Pae Oranga Evaluation We will be discussing the results of the most recent evaluation...