Racial Disproportionality in Stop & Search
Persistent and worsening racial disproportionality in police stop and search practices, with Black individuals significantly more likely to be stopped.
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Inquiry recommendation
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MACP-61 - Require police to record all stops, searches, reasons, and ethnic identity
That the Home Secretary, in consultation with Police Services, should ensure that a record is made by police officers of all "stops" and "stops and searches" made under any legislative provision (not just the Police and Criminal Evidence Act). Non-statutory or so called "voluntary" stops must also be recorded. The record to include the reason for the stop,...
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terms: search, stop
Inquiry recommendation
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MACP-63 - Mandate police authorities to publicise stop and search provisions and rights
That Police Authorities be given the duty to undertake publicity campaigns to ensure that the public is aware of "stop and search" provisions and the right to receive a record in all circumstances.
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terms: search, stop
Inquiry recommendation
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MACP-62 - Require police services to monitor, analyse, review, and publish relevant records
That these records should be monitored and analysed by Police Services and Police Authorities, and reviewed by HMIC on inspections. The information and analysis should be published.
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Inquiry recommendation
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POPP-C.11 - Confer statutory right for police to search persons entering football grounds
In England and Wales the unfettered right of the police to search those who are either entering or trying to enter a football ground should be conferred by statute.
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terms: search