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Police - new material

23 October 2000

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Policing: minutes of evidence Home Affairs Committee. HMSO 1993, pp30 5.95. Examination by the Committee of Paul Condon, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police.

Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Constabulary Annual Report 1992, HMSO 1993 pp56 15.30.

The wrong side of the law Cal McCrystal. Independent on Sunday 21.11.93. On the corruption - violence drug-dealing and fabricating of evidence - at Stoke Newington police station in east London.

Plain clothes and pretensions PAJ Waddington. Police Review 24.9.93 pp18-19. Waddington argues for the abolition of the CID.

Police questioning techniques in tape recorded interviews with criminal suspects Stephen Moston & Terry Engleberg. Policing and Society 3:3 1993. Discusses two questioning strategies the first for gathering information the second for a confession.

Learning the hard way Michael Clarke. Police Review 22.10.93, pp16-17. On the lessons that the Metropolitan Police learnt from the Trafalgar Square poll tax riot of 1990 and how they led to the "successful" policing of the anti-BNP demonstration at Welling in September.

Police behaviour in crowd situations - a recipe for violence? Sergeant Brian Kingshott. Police Journal LXVI:4 (October- December) 1993. Asks whether the policing of crowds in public order situations "can create a backlash of violence."

Advising at the police station: answering police questions Ed Cape. Legal Action October 1993 pp10-12. First of two articles on whether a client should be advised to answer police questions.

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