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30 July 10 - CPS launches consultation on human trafficking public policy |
The draft document outlines how human trafficking cases are prosecuted and what victims can expect from the CPS |
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30 July 10 - DNA retesting for murderer completed |
"This retesting was allowed to ensure that the interests of justice are maintained and that the integrity of our legal system is upheld" |
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30 July 10 - Postcode lottery for victims of rape in Wales sometimes allows rapists to walk free |
"We know that conviction rates for rape in this country are pitifully low" |
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29 July 10 - New National Crime Agency may face legacy integration problems |
Joining SOCA and NPIA into one agency makes it better able to tackle cyber crime |
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29 July 10 - UK police close in on PC support fraudsters |
Victims of the scam receive a cold call from India |
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29 July 10 - COLD CASE - DNA test snares rapist |
"We were able to bring Marshall to justice as a result of a DNA match on the National DNA Database" |
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28 July 10 - Plans to share evidence between EU police |
Critics predict forces will end up wasting resources working on unjustified investigations that breach civil liberties |
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28 July 10 - Rape charges dropped after deleted messages recovered from iPhone |
In what may be the first time an iPhone's elephantine memory has saved someone |
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27 July 10 - Man jailed for £250m plot to 'sell' London Ritz Hotel |
He was convicted earlier this month of obtaining the money by deception |
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26 July 10 - BT Launch UK Campaign to Stop Copper Broadband and Phone Cable Theft |
From now on, any criminal who targets the BT network risks being invisibly ‘tagged’ |
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26 July 10 - The Investigator Investigative Interview Conference. Best practice in interviewing suspects accused of sexual offences |
23 November 2010 - Rothley Court Hotel, Leicestershire |
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23 July 10 - Touch DNA forensics kits streamlining prison investigations |
"If we have a suspect object, such as a packet of narcotics, we can swab it" |
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23 July 10 - Government cancels e-Borders contract |
The original contract was signed in November 2007 |
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23 July 10 - Police shut cannabis factory |
We have taken a huge amount of drugs out of circulation |
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23 July 10 - Two jailed for £7m boiler room scam |
They persuaded around 1,250 investors in the UK to buy shares in worthless companies |
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22 July 10 - Builder who renovated Tobin house contacts police |
Police fear Tobin is responsible for more than three murders |
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22 July 10 - Cat Fur Can Identify Criminals |
Because cats incessantly groom, cat fur may have nucleated cells |
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21 July 10 - EARLYBIRD BOOKING DISCOUNT ANNOUNCED FOR The Counter Terrorism and the 2012 Olympics Conference |
12 October 2010, The Oxford Belfry Hotel, Oxfordshire, UK |
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20 July 10 - Spanish police use insects to solve 150 cases |
Insects are the first to arrive at the crime scene, even before the police show up |
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20 July 10 - Five sentenced for Oxford St smash and grab |
The whole robbery took just two minutes |
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