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Phil Hanvey
Causeway Programme,
Northern Ireland
Editorial Board Member
of Ethics in Policing
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Phil served with the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) for some 28 years. During this period he served in a variety of policing environments, specialising in the field of anti-terrorism. In that role he carried out significant research in the practical and ethical aspect of informant handling, that research culminating in an Interpol conference on the subject at Lyon, France.
In the latter stages of service he concentrated on developing superior forms of intelligence gathering against those involved in terrorism, organised and international crime. Such activities raised new ethical issues, resulting in clarification being sought under new legislation and the establishment of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA) which in effect changed the law to maintain control over the activities of investigating officers.
Phil is currently the Director of Operations for the Causeway Programme, www.causeway.gov.uk The Causeway programme has created the first fully integrated criminal justice system, and continually surfaces a significant number of practical and ethical issues which have taxed both the organisations involved and the Office of the Information Commissioner.
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Peter Villiers
Editor of The Journal of Ethics in Policing
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Thomas Meloni
Deputy Chief of Police,
Wheaton Police Department, IL, USA
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Dr Phil Clements
Senior Lecturer in Criminal Justice,
University of Portsmouth
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David James
Chief of Police,
Carrollton Police Department,
Texas, USA
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Daniel Carlson
Director, ILEA, Center for Law Enforcement Ethics,
Texas, USA
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John Middleton-Hope
Chief of Police,
Lethbridge Regional Police Service,
Alberta, Canada
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Philip Hanvey
Causeway Programme,
Northern Ireland
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Professor Geoff Hunt
University of Surrey, UK
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Dr Dominic Wood
Director of Policing Programmes,
Canterbury Christ Church University, UK
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