Not exact matches
«It's really important for people to know: they can threaten to take
away money but they can not tell us how to
police our streets and we are not going back to a broken
policy of stop - and - frisk,» de Blasio told Hot 97 this morning.
Away from the discussion of tougher criminal penalties for rioters and the immediate issue of
police numbers I want to suggest two long - term
policy changes that will help address society's deeper problems.
This is the one area of
policy where, curiously, I see the Cameroons veering
away from the electorate, taking huge risks on prison capacity, sentencing
policy and
police numbers.
Also, in recent decades schools have moved
away from disciplinary practices that rely on the judgment, discretion, and action of professional educators and have turned instead to reliance on school security guards, uniformed
police, technical surveillance, security apparatus, and zero - tolerance
policies.
But Bob Jones, the elected West Midlands
Police and Crime Commissioner, said: «My main concern is that the Secretary of State is attempting to divert attention
away from the governance and diversity issues that might be embarrassing to his
policies and approach to school governance.»
From a legal point of view there are two priorities which stand out: Priority 2.3, to «uphold the rights of people living with mental health problems and illnesses,» which includes recommendations relating to the removal of barriers to full participation, stopping disclosure of
police apprehensions under mental health acts for «
police record checks,» aligning legislation and
policies with the UN Convention on the Rights of Person with Disabilities, moving
away from methods of seclusion and restraint, and supporting advocacy.