Contents:– Intelligence and the Value of Forensic Science; Predictive Policing and Crime Control in The United States of America and Europe: Trends in a Decade of Research and the Future of Predictive Policing; Between Pencils and Genetic Markers: Rethinking Innovation in Policing Through Forensic Face-Making Technologies; Factors that predict the referral of adult Modern Day Slavery cases to the UK’s National Referral Mechanism; A Serious Mixed-Reality Game for Training Police Officers in Tagging Crime Scenes; Investigative Interviewing with Suspects: Exploring Current Practices among Malaysian Police; The Persistent Attractions of Low-Tech: Challenging The Efficiency Paradigm of Forensic Technology; The Chain of Custody in the Era of Modern Forensics: From the Classic Procedures for Gathering Evidence to the New Challenges Related to Digital Data; Two-Level Blockchain System for Digital Crime Evidence Management; ‘Crisis’, Control and Circulation: Biometric Surveillance in the Policing of The ‘Crimmigrant Other’; CustodyBlock: A Distributed Chain of Custody Evidence Framework; ‘You don’t know what you’ve got ‘til it’s gone’: Police Retention of Investigative Materials Eyeglasses?