Police Magazine - October 2006

Editorial

News: Charities at ‘heart’ of criminal justice system

News: Women stay away from typically male roles

News in brief

Federation focus: A column which looks at the Police Federation’s sub-committees and the work they carry out behind the scenes

Local focus: A look at local federations and the issues facing or affecting officers in their area

Memorial Day: The third National Police Memorial Day in pictures

Short changing police? A look at police pay and why the government should honour an agreement which ensures officers are properly rewarded for the risks they take

Crossing the divide: As the British Association of Women in Policing prepare to announce the results of research into female officers and their working environments, Syreeta Lund talks to two female officers in traditionally male specialist roles

Domestic violence on trial: Specialist domestic violence courts can offer a better chance of convicting perpetrators. Tina Orr-Munro examines why the courts offer victims a better service
 
Crystal clear: How Cleveland Police cut burglaries by predicting where they would happen. John Dean examines Operation Crystal and how it used research to pinpoint future crime hotspots

Judgement: Opinion: Tony Judge, former editor of Police magazine gives his personal views on policing issues