RIPA Article
The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA) is a crucial piece of legislation in the UK that governs the use of surveillance, interception of communications, and covert intelligence gathering by public authorities. Introduced in response to the growing need for a legal framework regulating investigatory powers in the digital age, RIPA has shaped how […]
Red Snapper Learning awarded a contract with the Home Office to train economy workers across the UK
Red Snapper Learning (RSL) is proud to announce that it has been awarded a significant contract by the Home Office to train 10,000 night-time economy workers across the UK on recognising and preventing spiking incidents. This training comes at a critical time as there is a growing need to equip front-line workers with the skills […]
Exploring Open Source Intelligence (OSINT): Insights from Our Recent Webinar
The use of the internet and social media is constantly evolving, necessitating continuous adaptation in best practices for online research and investigations. A recent webinar addressed the critical issues and standards essential for ensuring that all online research and investigations are conducted lawfully and ethically. It emphasised the importance of social media as a rich […]
Mastering Best Practices in Investigations, Powers, and Legislation within UK Enforcement
In the realm of UK enforcement, mastering the best practices in investigations, understanding the legal powers available, and adhering to relevant legislation are crucial for maintaining the integrity and effectiveness of law enforcement activities. This article explores these aspects, emphasisng their importance and practical application. Principles of Investigation Effective investigations are underpinned by a set […]