Portfolio: work sample plus reflection (1000 words) on interview and/or investigation process

Essay and Reflection

Written and MCQ

<br />Theories, principles and the application of psychology and human behaviour to various response contexts. The complexities and challenges of operational policing. Critical incidents. Policing the roads. Understanding the potential impact of organisational justice on a police constable. Challenging organisational culture. Volume and priority&#39; crime and &#39;serious and complex&#39; investigations. Sources of intelligence. Conducting interviews. The psychological impact of abuse on victims. The effectiveness of current public protection practices, in investigating public protection incidents. The value of MAAPA and community intelligence. Potential links between serious and organised crime and public protection issues. Public protection policing strategy and the media. Misuse of position of authority and police powers.<br />

Practice, Procedure and Criminal Law 2 - DHEP - 6204PSDH

Practice, Procedure and Criminal Law 2 - DHEP

Identify the practical policing skills needed and responsibilities of the Response
Policing role, when attending an incident as a first responder and the need for joint interoperability between emergency services.
Differentiate between the causes of conflict within a policing context, including the implications of organisational justice. Describe the ethical and moral implications for the use of force as police officers recognising organisational and cultural issues.

Relate the importance of the concept of memory upon interview methods and
processes.
Reflect on the interview process and address complex circumstances when
conducting them. Apply learning from previous investigations (and/or interviewing)
to current and future investigations both local and/or international.

Differentiate between 'volume and priority' crime and 'serious and complex'
investigations and its relevance to the investigative process.
Recognise and make use of the additional sources of intelligence that can be
obtained during a complex investigation.

Evaluate the effectiveness of current public protection practices in investigating
public protection incidents.
Outline how personal attitudes, values and biases can impact on a public
protection Investigation.
Consider the effects of internet-facilitated crimes across public protection, and
apply appropriate investigative procedures.

Debate the role and impact of Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements
(MAPPA) and the use of community intelligence in managing offenders.
Evaluating the effect of media coverage on public protection policing strategy.
Analyse potential links between serious and organised crime and public protection issues.

Identify the appropriate responses to differing police interventions, and the
justification and all actions taken.
Analyse the core policing functions, strategies, and legislation available to deal
with a variety of road related crime and incidents.
Consider how the effective use of these powers and authority may reduce the
effects of such activities upon the victims and the community.

Explain the purpose, functions and powers of the Response Policing role.
Describe legislation available to ensure the application of the appropriate
responses to criminal activities that will be encountered within this role. Select
principles of human behaviour and psychology relevant to the response
role.

Explain and assess the psychological impact of abuse on victims.

Examine instances where law enforcement personnel have misused their position
of authority and police powers to commit sexual offences.