89 pages tagged with Evidence-based policing
Police-led diversion
Police-led diversion for drug crimes.
What works: tackling police wrongdoing
Exploring the impact of tackling police wrongdoing on public perceptions.
What else matters
Other considerations when looking at strategies to improve police perceptions.
Definitions
Defining the terms satisfaction, trust, legitimacy and confidence.
Trends
Trends in satisfaction, trust and confidence over the past 20 years.
What works: implementing neighbourhood policing
Exploring the impact of implementing neighbourhood policing on public perceptions.
What works: policing with procedural and distributive justice
Exploring the impact of policing with procedural and distributive justice on public perceptions.
What works: improving police contact with victims
Exploring the impact of improving police contact with victims on public perceptions.
What works: improving police contact with suspects
Exploring the impact of improving police contact with suspects on public perceptions.
Improving public confidence in the police - Guidance overview
Supporting senior police leaders and police and crime commissioners to reduce serious harm and increase public confidence in policing.
Organisational infrastructure and capability
Delivering problem-oriented policing.
Partnerships
Engaging with partners.
Organisational governance
Strategies to drive problem-oriented policing.
Effective implementation of problem-oriented policing - Guidance overview
Evidence-based guidelines to support the effective implementation of problem-oriented policing.
Introduction to implementation of problem-oriented policing
What the guidelines do, and who they are for.
Drug crimes evidence briefing - Guidance overview
Evidence briefing on strategies and interventions to reduce drug offences.
Focused deterrence
Focused deterrence for drug crimes.
Prevention and early intervention
Prevention and early intervention in drug crimes.
Key findings
Key findings from the drug crimes evidence briefing.
References
A list of all the sources of information in this evidence briefing.
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