The European Stroke Organisation held its first European Stroke Science Workshop in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany (December 15–17, 2011). Stroke experts based in Europe were invited to present and discuss their current research. The scope of the workshop was to review the most recent findings of selected topics in stroke, to exchange ideas, to stimulate new research, and to enhance collaborat...

The scientific article is focused on the legal regulation of administrative supervision National Police Ukraine. purpose study to define concept and features police develop propositions for amending existing legislation regulating law enforcement activity.
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Abstract Developments in technology are transforming society, creating more opportunities for offenders and complicating the policing landscape. The challenge law enforcement is to identify criminal patterns from an offender’s electronic traces provide actionable intelligence. However, these held by diverse police forces rarely connected. In 2011, overcome this challenge, Police National Databa...

The ability to travel safely and independently is very important for participation in many aspects of modern life and the police have an important role in maintaining safety on the roads. Although people with hearing impairments form a significant percentage of the population in the United Kingdom (estimated at 1 in 7 by the Royal National Institute of Deaf People), there has been little resear...

Explorations of patterns of why and when citizens report crime to police are an important area of study in the field of criminology and criminal justice. Initial National Crime Survey data suggest that a substantial proportion of crime went unreported to the authorities (i.e., law enforcement reports as reflected by the Uniform Crime Reports). The purpose of this study is to enhance our underst...

the occupy wall street movement has presented a series of challenges to local law enforcement agencies. in response, many of them have relied on a variety of aggressive tactics, which in some cases have shocked public opinion, putting the issue of protest policing on the national agenda. three main narratives have emerged to explain these tactics: 1) there has been a broad “militarization” of t...

This report outlines findings from an 18-month project examining the value of mounted police in the UK. The research approach took a broad view of the concept of value in police work, including responding to and preventing crime and disorder as well as building public trust and confidence in the police, providing reassurance and visibility. The project also examines the costs associated with mo...