Blog post theme: Police legitimacy

The public are the police: What happens when citizens take the law into their own hands?

Themes: Blogs, Crime investigation, Police legitimacy, Police resources
Published: 13th November 2019
Ahead of the Police Foundation’s annual conference on Policing and the Public, Ruth Halkon examines the rise of vigilantism (or so-called paedophile hunters) and explores what motivates the public to...

The last of the true beat bobbies?

Themes: Blogs, Neighbourhood policing, Police legitimacy
Published: 29th August 2019

Trial and error: time to rethink the governance of new technology in policing?

Themes: Blogs, Crime investigation, Digital technology, Police legitimacy
Published: 21st May 2019

The end of policing?

Themes: Blogs, Police legitimacy, Public policy
Published: 16th March 2018

What do we want the police to do? It’s time for an honest debate

Themes: Blogs, Police legitimacy, Police resources, Public policy
Published: 25th October 2017

Police governance: considering Crompton

Themes: Blogs, Governance, Police legitimacy
Published: 14th July 2017

Armed reassurance? Why context and perspectives matter

Themes: Blogs, Police legitimacy
Published: 14th December 2016

Stop and search – getting it right

Themes: Blogs, Police legitimacy, Stop and search
Published: 10th October 2016

Great expectations: what do the public want from the police?

Themes: Blogs, Police legitimacy
Published: 23rd September 2016

Spit hoods – a question of transparency

Themes: Blogs, Police legitimacy
Published: 7th September 2016
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