Police Research Series papers

The views expressed in these reports are those of the authors, not necessarily those of the Home Office (nor do they reflect Government policy)

26. Deaths in police custody: learning the lessons. Adrian Leigh, Graham Johnson & Alan Ingram. 1998
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25. Getting to Grips with Paperwork: a model drawn from traffic policing. Stephen Chance & Stephen Dale. 1998
    
24. Measuring Public Expectations of Policing: an evaluation of gap analysis. Nick Bland. 1997.
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23. Using Quality of Service Surveys. Michael Chatterton, Peter Langmead-Jones & John Radcliffe. 1997.
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22. Its Good to Talk: lesson in public consultation and feedback. Robin Elliot and Jonathan Nicholls. 1996.
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21. A Review of Police Trials of the CS Aerosol Incapacitant. Egmont Kock and Bernard Rix. 1996.
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20. Cost Benefit Analysis of Traffic Light and Speed Cameras. Andrew Hooke, Jim Knox and David Portas. 1996.
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19. Police Use of Forensic Science. Helen McCulloch. 1996.
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18. Development and Evaluation of a National Crime Management Model. Peter Amey, Chris Hale and Steve Uglow. 1996.
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17. Central Specialist Squads: A framework for monitoring and evaluation. James Morgan, Lucy McCullock and John Burrows. 1996.
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16. The Crime Allocation System: Police investigations into burglary and auto crime. Martin Gill, Jerry Hart, Ken Livingstone and Jane Stevens. 1996.
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15. The Presentation of Police Evidence in Court. Janet Stockdale and Peter Gresham. 1995.
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14. Initial Scene Visits to House Burglaries. Mike Taylor and Jane Hirst. 1995.
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13. The Use of Call Grading: How calls to the police are graded and resourced. Lara Diez. 1995.
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12. Traffic policing: activity & organisation. Adam Ogilvie-Smith, Elizabeth Ransom and Alan Downey. 1994.
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11. Assessing the Expandable Side-handled Baton. Egmont Koch, Tim Kemp and Bernard Rix. 1994.
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10. Assaults on Police Officers: An examination of the circumstances in which such incidents occur. Ben Brown. 1994.
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9. Court Attendance by Police Officers. Bob Eames, Andrew Hooke and David Portas. 1994.
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8. Managing Demand on the Police: An evaluation of a Crime Line. Chloe Jolowicz and Tim Read. 1994.
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7. Part-Time Working and Job Sharing in the Police Service. Richard Stone, Tim Kemp and George Weldon. 1994.
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6. Royal Commission Research Papers. A Policing Perspective. Jane Hirst. 1993.
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5. Management and Supervision of Police Interviews. Janet Stockdale. 1993.
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4. Investigative Interviewing Courses for Police Officers: An evaluation. Barry McGurk, Michael Carr and Debra McGurk. 1993.
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3. Opportunities for Reducing the Administrative Burdens on the Police. Paul Cresswell, Graham Howarth, Mike Dolan and John Hedges. 1993.
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2. Effective Shift Systems for the Police Service. Richard Stone, Tim Kemp, Bernard Rix and George Weldon. 1993.
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1. Video Taping Police Interviews with Suspects - an evaluation. John Baldwin. 1992.
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