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The Sixth International Law Enforcement & Public Health Conference
Philadelphia PA, USA
#LEPH2021
At the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs, Vienna, 2019 |
"Prohibition does not work" - Police statement of support for drug policy reform.
The Law Enforcement & HIV Network expands to over 20 Country Focal Points worldwide
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LEPH Booklist
See the wrap up of the 4th International Law Enforcement & Public Health Conference
LEPH2018 Orator, Sir Michael Marmot and Conference Director, Professor Nick Crofts
LEPH @ Tasmanian Institute of Law Enforcement Studies
The ultimate goal of LEPH UTAS is to gather examples of evidence-based practices to develop better, more efficient collaborations in the field, and better service delivery.
The Sixth Law Enforcement & Public Health Conference
Following the success of LEPH2018 in Toronto, and LEPH2019 in Edinburgh, Philadelphia's Temple University is maintaining the momentum and hosting the conference in 2021
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12 Jun. 2017, 6:04 pm
Some public health advocates say aggressive policing of people with addictions does more harm than good. By Roger Collier | CMAJ | May 2017
5 Jun. 2017, 11:51 am
Police in Canada have been using a Mental Health Screener to help police officers better assess people who may have serious mental health issues.
25 May 2017, 9:14 am
Mick Palmer was convenor and Chair of the Roundtable and Deputy Chair of Australia21. He is a former Commissioner of both the Australian Federal Police and the Northern Territory Police. Since his retirement he has been actively engaged in…
2 May 2017, 9:33 am
The LEAHN team expands to 20 in the world wide network of senior police officers, known as ‘Country Focal Points’ (CFPs).
1 May 2017, 9:28 am
The article describes the uniqueness of the LEPH relationship and the necessity to develop a better understanding of the dynamics of the two fields in order to maximise their joint benefit for communities.