The AiPOL JOURNAL provides an important forum to discuss concepts and ideas on ways to achieve better policing for our community as well as dealing with the issues that affect the welfare, wellbeing and safety of police in general.
Volume 17 Number 2 June 2025
Artificial Intelligence as an Innovative Element of Support in Policing
AI There, You’re Nicked: Tech Is Reshaping How We Fight Crime
AI to Free Up Thousands of Police Hours and Cut Court Backlogs
Using Artificial Intelligence in Law Enforcement and Policing to Improve Public Health and Safety
New AI Tool to Identify Knives Could ‘Transform’ Policing of Knife Crime
New York City Wants Subway Cameras to Predict ‘Trouble’ Before It Happens
AI Can Help Police Predict if Someone Is at Risk of Domestic Abuse
Modesto Police Department Experimenting With AI Gun Detection: How Does It Work?
Cyborg 1.0: Thai Robocop Patrols Streets With 360° Eyes, Live Face-Tracking Power
Spherical Police Robots
Can AI Help Fresno Police Do Their Jobs?
Responsible AI in Policing
ACLU Opposes AG Yost, Cleveland Police on Use of Facial Recognition in Murder Case
Welcome to the ‘plea deal state’ where coldblooded killers have murder charges dropped and get out of jail years earlier. WAYNE FLOWER reports on the disturbing trend of shocking crimes NOT going to trial
Plea bargains and the efficiencies of justice
Representation reduces number and severity of charges, new research shows
Plea negotiations: An empirical analysis
Negotiating about charges and pleas – balancing interests and justice
Victims ignored in plea deals
Australia’s justice systems are prioritising cost efficiency and productivity. Some experts have concerns
The Australasian Institute of Policing welcomes the passing of the Surveillance Legislation (Identity and Disrupt) Bill 2020 by the Australian Parliament, as recommended by the Institute in this edition.
Special Operation Ironside
The ‘most significant’ police operation in Australian history