A Brief Note on the Doctrine of Police Operational Independence

IF 0.5 Q4 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Scottish Affairs Pub Date : 2023-05-01 DOI:10.3366/scot.2023.0454

R. Shiels

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Abstract

A recent study in this journal of the doctrine of police operational independence has raised important questions around that concept ( Malik, 2022 ). New boundaries of tolerance and influence, it is said, need to be negotiated for the Scottish Police Authority to be able to play a more meaningful and independent oversight role in police governance. Yet, in that recent study an essential aspect of the law of Scotland was overlooked as an important component in assessing the doctrine of police operational independence.

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简要说明警察独立行动原则

本杂志最近的一项关于警察行动独立性理论的研究提出了围绕这一概念的重要问题(Malik, 2022)。据说，为了使苏格兰警察当局能够在警察治理中发挥更有意义和更独立的监督作用，需要协商新的容忍和影响界限。然而，在最近的研究中，苏格兰法律的一个重要方面被忽视了，这是评估警察行动独立性原则的一个重要组成部分。

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Scottish Affairs POLITICAL SCIENCE-

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