Daily PressTodays crime related press reports collected by Prof. Thomas Görgen, German Police University
Should you be civil to a racist? Yes, but you should still call them out
Robert Danisch, William Keith
The history of racist colonial violence can help us understand police violence
Sarah Olutola
We Already Have a Tool That Lowers Crime, Saves Money and Shrinks the Prison Population
EMILY MOONEY
Indigenous custody reporting made more effective
University of Technology Sydney
Kenosha Protests, Violence Expose Racial Disparities Among The Worst In The Country
Becky Sullivan
Use of predictive policing tools in Canada highlight need for federal action, report says
Inside the Dangerous Mission to Understand What Makes Extremists Tick—and How to Change Their Minds
Emily Feldman and Malia Politzer
Georgia Tech Researcher Explores Covid-19’s Impact on Child Welfare, Domestic Violence
Georgia Institute of Technology
Protests have been criminalised under COVID. What is incitement? How is it being used in the pandemic?
Maria O'Sullivan
'Attack Helicopters' an online sub-culture to watch out for
Queensland University of Technology
Trump claims ‘left-wing extremism’ is engulfing the US. Conflating protests with terrorism is the real danger
Kristy Campion, Levi J West
Domestic abuse workers reveal the trauma of trying to help victims during lockdown
Domestic abuse workers reveal the trauma of trying to help victims during lockdown
Portland and Kenosha violence was predictable – and preventable
Cynthia Miller-Idriss
Why the dwindling numbers of trained detectives is a national crisis
Graham Hill
Children transitioning from care to adult life are being badly let down – and falling prey to criminal gangs
Karen Shalev Greene
19 years after 9/11, Americans continue to fear foreign extremists and underplay the dangers of domestic terrorism
Jeff Gruenewald a.o.
How China’s strategy of repression has led to decades of violence in Tibet
Isabel Hilton
Coronavirus and conspiracies: how the far right is exploiting the pandemic
Blyth Crawford
Don’t write off government algorithms – responsible AI can produce real benefits
Allison Gardner Lecturer in Computer Science/Co-founder Women Leading in AI, Keele University
Algorithms may never really figure us out — thank goodness
Bryan Schonfeld and Sam Winter-Levy
Pickpocketing rate half what it was before lockdown
Tom Calver, Shanti Das and David Collins
If You Care About the Court, Don’t Talk About It
Anne Applebaum, staff writer at The Atlantic
The EU is on a collision course with Poland over hate crime
Piotr Godzisz Lecturer in Criminology,
News coverage in Chicago disproportionately devalues Black and Hispanic lives
Stanford University Research News
Prosecute Donald Trump for coronavirus crimes? No, but maybe Jared Kushner
J.M. Opal Associate Professor of History and Chair, History and Classical Studies, McGill University
‘Kill All You See’: In a First, Myanmar Soldiers Tell of Rohingya Slaughter
Hannah Beech, Saw Nang and Marlise Simons
USC Law Professor Jody Armour On Breonna Taylor Case: 'Justice Is Not Colorblind'
A Martinez in News
Breonna Taylor Case Outcome Isn’t Unusual, Review of Police Shootings Shows
Overpolicing’ Still Common in NYC Black Neighborhoods, Report Finds
Andrea Cipriano
The missing question from New Zealand’s cannabis debate: what about personal freedom and individual rights?
Marta Rychert Senior Researcher in Drug Policy, Massey University
Where in the world will the next epidemic start?
Naomi Forrester-Soto Reader in Vector Biology, Keele University
From psychopaths to ‘everyday sadists’: why do humans harm the harmless?
Simon McCarthy-Jones Associate Professor in Clinical Psychology and Neuropsychology, Trinity College Dublin
Microaggressions aren’t just innocent blunders – new research links them with racial bias
Jonathan Kanter Director of the Center for the Science of Social Connection, University of Washington
Breonna Taylor Case Outcome Isn’t Unusual, Review of Police Shootings Shows
Breonna Taylor updates: Calls mount for more information on grand jury’s decision-making
Timothy Bella, Maria Sacchetti, Marisa Iati, Mark Berman, Hannah Knowles and Meryl Kornfield
New EU migration pact driven by political compromise, not humanitarianism
Romit Bhandari
Quarantine rule breakers in 17th-century Italy partied all night – and some clergy condemned the feasting
Hannah Marcus
Sacred violence is not yet ancient history – beating it will take human action, not divine intervention
Michael A. Vargas
Crime and embellishment in Townsville: how a local 'myth' could swing the Queensland election
Ben Smee
Behind Trump's push for civil war: A deep history of white supremacist paranoia
Paul Rosenberg
Why police use of tear gas should be banned
Vincent Wong, Maija Fiorante, Natasha Williams
Why police use of tear gas should be banned
Vincent Wong, Maija Fiorante, Natasha Williams
Kids’ perceptions of police fall as they age – for Black children the decline starts earlier and is constant
Kathleen Padilla, Adam Fine
The Proud Boys avoided violence in Portland, an attempt to make their group more palatable
Cleve R. Wootson Jr.
Lockdown, domestic abuse perpetration, and mental health care: gaps in training, research, and policy
Vishal Bhavsar/ Kyla Kirkpatrick/ Marilia Calcia/ Louise M Howard
Lockdown, domestic abuse perpetration, and mental health care: gaps in training, research, and policy
Vishal Bhavsar/ Kyla Kirkpatrick/ Marilia Calcia/ Louise M Howard
Hundreds of Vehicle Ramming Attacks Mark New Norm in America’s Civil Unrest
Alan Macleod
When politicians use hate speech, political violence increases
James Piazza
Locked down again: the ‘invisible’ children in need of protection from abuse
Michelle McManus, Emma Ball
QAnon Goes to Washington Twenty-four followers of the grotesque conspiracy theory are running for Congress in November. Where does this end?
Simon van Zuylen-Wood
The aching blue: Trauma, stress and invisible wounds of those in law enforcement
Arash Javanbakht
Law, politics and Terrorism: Special Tribunal for Lebanon for the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri – the verdict and its w
Half of people charged with non-fatal strangulation, suffocation escape conviction
Brittany Keogh
The urge to punish is not only about revenge – unfairness can unleash it, too
Paul Deutchman
The problems with the increasing use of drones in our public spaces
Ben Knight
Dutch predictive policing tool ‘designed to ethnically profile,’ study finds
Thomas Macaulay
