Sentences with phrase «police data do»

Second, police data do not consistently identify whether victims of violence have Aboriginal status, and if they are First Nations, Métis or Inuit.

Not exact matches

The ADL does mention that its data isn't perfect, since police aren't able to identify every extremist - related killing and some killings that may be considered extremist - related by some aren't always classified as such.

While After School has no information on the identity of users, it does keep cellphone data that can help police trace a post to a particular device.

The «Reported Road Casualties in Great Britain» document makes the point that three police forces did not provide data for the first quarter of 2016.

Richard Emery said the agency should track and analyze complaint data like police do with crime stats.

Just as we have done in education and policing, we need better data — to allow meaningful comparisons to be made between different prisons so the best performing institutions and best performing leaders can be recognised and rewarded.

In 2008, ASCLD - LAB did successfully uncover problems at the State Police Forensic Investigation Center in Albany, where a technician was found to be falsifying data, but that technician managed to escape detection for 15 years.

So if you ever want to see if we have a problem in policing related to race, pay related to gender or a problem with violence against transgender individuals, in all of those cases it becomes impossible to make a scientific argument — because if those categories are never recorded in official documents, you can never do the data collection to show what's true.

Given the propensity of police around the world to pool data and treat the global population as suspects, and your report that world population will likely top 7 billion in the next decade (15 October, p 10), that doesn't seem very good.

For example, not every victim will come forward, and those that do may not mention a link to online dating, along with the fact that some police forces do not record online dating - specific data.

In some parts of the world, people do not trust police, social services or others in authority; in others, particularly rural areas, there is no accessible authority to which one can report.7 Where data are collected they are not always recorded in a complete, consistent or transparent way.

Roland Fryer Answers Reader Questions About His Police Force Study New York Times, 7/12/16 «My sincere hope is that the type of analysis being done in our paper will lead other police departments and community groups to understand the types of data we need to answer these important questions and work together to be more transparent and make that data public.&Police Force Study New York Times, 7/12/16 «My sincere hope is that the type of analysis being done in our paper will lead other police departments and community groups to understand the types of data we need to answer these important questions and work together to be more transparent and make that data public.&police departments and community groups to understand the types of data we need to answer these important questions and work together to be more transparent and make that data public.»

(3) As another blogger suggested above, it would be very useful if draft wording is forwarded to responsible US House of Reps members to attach to all budget bills, withdrawing funding to all US departments and instrumentalities, universities and such, international or domestic, that do not strictly police the full archiving of code and raw data for projects given US government finance.

Even journals that actively encourage supplying data don't police the reusability of the data too closely.

The many individuals who were not a target in the murder investigation yet had personal phone data turned over to the police were not notified of this fact because there is no legal requirement to do so.

The reasonable expectation of privacy in internet subscriber data created the need for specific judicial authorization, Spencer argued, and a mere request by a police officer does not establish «lawful authority» to obtain subscriber data.

Agencies tasked with policing the internet do so with a highly specialized and trained agents, conducting everything from undercover operation to highly technical analysis of computer data.

By contrast, whether the Charter also applies to the national rules determining under what conditions police and judicial authorities can access the retained data is less obvious, because Directive 2002 / 58 / EC does not cover «activities of the State in areas of criminal law» (Art. 1 (3)-RRB-.

(A) that the Crown's witnesses who provided such data to the police, did so in an improper fashion; and, (B) what are:

He wasn't present when the data was accessed and provided to the police so as to be able to observe if that was done properly.

The EIO is intended to transform mutual legal assistance — obtaining evidence in one country for use in another — in the same way as the EAW did for extradition, allowing police to access bank records, view phone data, obtain search warrants and carry out any lawful, domestic, investigative action anywhere in the EU rather than being limited to within their own jurisdiction.

When the Oakland Police Department started snapping pictures of license plates, it didn't have a data retention policy; it was just going to keep its data forever — until it ran into the natural limits of its Windows XP computer with its 80 GB hard drive.

And yet, regardless of Facebook's official policies, it seems that they did not expend much effort to police their developers or track how the data they collected was being used.

The point (made in my article) that such data was readily available to tens of thousands of developers probably did not make policing the system a priority.

«Interestingly, none of the articles were recommended to me through Google Now, so they don't seem to draw data from the same source,» comments Android Police.

While law enforcement increasingly rely on data from smartphones and other smart devices to solve crimes, the warrants from the Raleigh Police Department are unique as they do not request information from a specific device, but instead request information from any device that has come close to the crime scene.