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1. www.college.police.uk › app › investigationInvestigation process - College of Policing

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   First responses to allegations of crime have the potential to identify offenders and address their behaviour, to reduce other forms of risk of harm, and to enable the immediate identification and recovery of evidence. The police response to an incident should be proportionate and appropriate.

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   May 21, 2024 · In policies that promote belief in allegations of abuse, and encourage victims to come forward, it is rare for warnings to be given or acknowledgements to be made of the concomitant dangers of false allegations.

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4. www.policeconduct.gov.uk › sites › defaultGuidance on the recording of complaints under the Police ...

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   3.1 An allegation may concern the conduct of a person serving with the police or the direction and control of a police force. It is made by someone defined as a complainant under the Police...

5. www.acas.org.uk › sites › defaultGuidance Conducting workplace investigations - Acas

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   Throughout the guide, a legal requirement is indicated by the word 'must' - for example, to carry out a fair disciplinary procedure, an employer must conduct a reasonable investigation. The word ‘should’ indicates what Acas considers to be good employment practice.

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6. www.college.police.uk › app › major-investigationManaging complex child abuse investigations - College of Policing

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   Seriousness and type of allegations. Potential for the investigation to transcend divisional and police force boundaries and even international jurisdictions (see also cross-border and international investigations and Home Office Circular 36/2002).

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   Jun 17, 2021 · The CPS is sharing key aspects of this analysis to inform discussions about ways of driving up the number of rape prosecutions and improving the service we provide to victims. These have been...

9. www.acas.org.uk › acas-guide-to-conductingAcas guide to conducting workplace investigations | Acas

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   Aug 22, 2024 · Details. This guide outlines the essential steps that employers must or should take when carrying out an investigation at work. This includes carrying out a disciplinary or grievance investigation. If you need this document in a more accessible format, email digital@acas.org.uk. Please tell us which format you need. Published June 2019.

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    What is a police allegation?

    • 3.1 An allegation may concern the conduct of a person serving with the police or the direction and control of a police force. It is made by someone defined as a complainant under the Police Reform Act 2002 (see section 4 below). An allegation may be made by one or more complainants about the conduct of one or more people serving with the police.

    Guidance on the recording of complaints under the Police Reform Act 2…

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    What if an investigation identifies a false allegation?

    • Where an investigation identifies a false allegation, it may be appropriate to support a prosecution for attempting to pervert the course of justice. In all cases investigators should ensure that all steps are taken to evaluate the material gathered, corroborate accounts and establish an accurate picture.

    Investigation process - College of Policing

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    When should a prosecution support a false allegation?

    • Where an investigation identifies a false allegation, it may be appropriate to support a prosecution for attempting to pervert the course of justice. It is essential in all cases that all steps are taken to test the validity of statements, corroborate accounts and establish an accurate picture.

    Managing complex child abuse investigations - College of Policing

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    Can a false allegation be proven?

    • Just because something cannot be proved, doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. Careful consideration is needed to understand the motivation of the person making the complaint. Where an investigation identifies a false allegation, it may be appropriate to support a prosecution for attempting to pervert the course of justice.

    Investigation process - College of Policing

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    Can an allegation be treated as direction and control?

    • Where it is not clear if an allegation is about conduct or direction and control, the IOPC expects the matter not to be treated as direction and control. More information about how to differentiate between conduct and direction and control can be found in section 3 of the IOPC Statutory Guidance.

    Guidance on the recording of complaints under the Police Reform Act 2…

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    What is a date allegation received?

    • Date allegation received: is the date when a complainant or his or her representative first contacts the appropriate authority to make an allegation. There can be a number of allegations attached to a complaint case and these may be made over a period of time.

    Guidance on the recording of complaints under the Police Reform Act 2…

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