This paper summarises the use of analytics and algorithms for policing within England and
Wales, and explores different types of bias that can arise during the product lifecycle. The …

Abstract The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) report into 'Data Analytics and
Algorithms in Policing in England and Wales' was commissioned by the Centre for Data …

RUSI was commissioned by the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation (CDEI) to conduct an
independent study into the use of data analytics by police forces in England and Wales, with …

The use of data analytics and algorithms for policing has numerous potential benefits, but
also carries significant risks, including those relating to bias. This could include unfair …

There are concerns that UK policing could soon be awash with'algorithmic impropriety'. Big
(ger) data and machine learning-based algorithms combine to produce opportunities for …

With the growing ubiquity of algorithmic governance systems in the public sector, including
policing, potentially life-changing decisions are daily being made on an automated basis …

This article is an exploration of some of the legal, policy and practical issues of using what is
termed as' algorithmic analysis' of police intelligence in the UK today. This type of …

Privacy rights and related civil liberties in the criminal process are being affected in new
ways as digital policing is being shaped by new degrees of data analytics practices …

There is an increasing use of algorithmic or machine learning-based intelligence analysis in
the UK policing context. Two of the most high-profile types of intelligence retention and …

The UK Government's 'Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard'is intended to provide
a standardised way for public bodies and government departments to provide information …