Policing and the Legacy of Lawrence

ISBN-13: 9781843925057 / Angielski / Miękka / 2009 / 320 str.

Nathan Hall

Opis

Examines various dimensions of the impact of Stephen Lawrence on policing policy and practice. This book identifies a series of dimensions and processes associated with British policing in terms of the role that the Lawrence agenda has had on forming and/or shaping policy and practice.

Spis treści

Foreword by Doreen Lawrence OBE  Introduction: The Legacies of Lawrence  Part 1: Lawrence in Context  1. Stephen Lawrence as a Miscarriage of Justice  2. Violent Racism, Policing, Safety and Justice Ten Years after Lawrence   3. Police Engagement with Communities Post-Lawrence  Part 2:Lawrence and Operational Policing  4. 'Practical Cop Things to do': The Stephen Lawrence Inquiry and Changing the Police Mind-set  5. Doing the Right Thing: A Personal and Organisational Journey of Change in Homicide Investigation in the Metropolitan Police Service  6. The Stephen Lawrence Inquiry: From Intelligence Failure to Intelligence legacy?  7. A Story of Hydra, Public Inquiries and Stephen Lawrence  8. Independent Advice, Operational Policing and the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry  Part 3: Lawrence: Widening the Agenda  9. Police Training and the Impact of Lawrence  10. Talking a Different Language? Racist Incidents and Differing Perceptions of Service Provision  11. Educational Policy and the Impact of the Lawrence Inquiry: The View from Another Sector  Appendix 1: The Stephen Lawrence Inquiry –  A Selective Chronology and Context 1974-2008.  Appendix 2: Recommendations of the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry