From Legislation and Research to Practice: Intermediary Skills in Identification Procedures
Course Content:
- Introduction to ID procedures.
- Description and explanation of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (2023; Code D).
- Basics of face recognition.
- How face recognition differs according to vulnerability (age, neurodivergence).
- Introduction to research relating to ID procedures with vulnerable people.
- Current research and anecdotal data on intermediary work during ID procedures.
- Practical skills and recommendations for intermediaries.
Course Aims/Objectives:
To equip intermediaries with the knowledge and practical skills needed to effectively assist communication during police identification procedures, in line with current legislation and research.
Course Method:
The workshop is run in the form of a small group training. The presenters will present information and will invite high levels of participation and sharing of knowledge and ideas. Prepared slides / handouts guide the process rather than impart information.
The following materials are provided:
- Glossary of terms
- Power point presentations
- Guidance for further reading-Bibliography
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- Participants to log on 15 minutes prior to start of each session. - It is required that all participants keep their cameras on throughout the workshop. - Participants to complete online feedback form post workshop. |
United Kingdom
| Full-day Subsidised Course | £50.00 |
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