Subject Index, Volume 79, 2006
| Published date | 01 December 2006 |
| Date | 01 December 2006 |
| DOI | 10.1350/pojo.2006.79.4.387 |
| Subject Matter | Subject Index, Volume 79, 2006 |
SUBJECT INDEX, VOLUME 79, 2006
Abuse, physical and verbal
against conservation officers 359–361
Abuse of process
assurance of no criminal proceedings
and 374–376
Accountability
Scotland 301–302
Actual bodily harm see Offences against
the person
Admissibility of evidence
witness statement 90–92
Adult education 333, 337
Amalgamation, police force 200–213
Andragogy 333, 337
Anonymous witnesses 370–372
Area Policing Plan 67
Arrests
racial profiling and 11
‘Art’ of detective work 323–329
Asian gangs 258–278
Assault
on conservation officers 356–367
see also Offences against the person;
Evidence; Ethnic minorities
Australia
civilian support staff 109
deadly force, use of 230
Beat patrol
India 53–67
Boston
sexual assault conviction rates 125–151
Bradford
gangs 258–278
Bridging the Gap (BTG) initiative 155,
163, 164, 166
Burglary
analysis of factors involved 214–229
Canada
deadly force, use of 230, 231–232,
234–236
improving performance 152–168
Career satisfaction
generation X workers 341–355
Cautions, private prosecutions and
374–376
Centrex 331–332
CFF see Crime Fighting Fund
Children, vulnerability in sex industry
77–89
Choice theory 170–171
Citations
racial profiling and 3–27
Civilian support staff 105–124
CLASP model (context, lifestyle, agenda,
sequence, personal meanings 224
Classical criminology 170–171
Collaboration, police 204–205
Community policing
Community-Oriented Policing (COP)
172, 175, 182
India 43–75
origins 177–182
problem-oriented policing 177–193
Scotland 301
Community Support Officers (CSOs) 105,
107–108, 118–119
Complaints against the police 103–104
Computer misuse
‘mail bombing’ 368–370
Conditional cautions 375–376
Conservation officers
violence against 356–367
Consultation, public 1
Conviction rates
sexual assaults 125–151
COP (Community-Oriented Policing)
172, 175, 182
‘Craft’ of detective work 323–329
Crime Fighting Fund (CFF) 121–122
Crime prevention
India 43–75
Crime reduction
factors involved in burglary and
214–229
Criminal investigation
art, craft and science of 323–329
Cross-examination
anonymous witnesses and 370–372
CSOs (Community Support Officers) 105,
107–108, 118–119
Cybercrime
‘mail bombing’ 368–370
traditional policing theories and
169–176
Decision making, police 5
Delhi
community policing 43–75
Denial of service attacks 368–370
Detective work
art, craft and science of 323–329
Detention and training orders 94–96
Devolution
impact on Scottish policing 295–297
Disclosure
anonymous witnesses 370–372
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