Clare Birtwistle of Manchester Metropolitan University guest blogs on reducing the over-representation of looked after children in the CJS
Alexandria Bradley & Sarah Waite guest blog on their qualitative evaluation of Greater Manchester’s women’s problem-solving court.
Prison Inspectorate thematic review say lack of positive relationships affects the ability to run safe YOIs in which children can engage with supportive services.
Anna Kotova and Rachel Cordle present a narrative review of the literature on intergenerational offending.
Sam Boyd of the Common Ground Justice Project guest posts on latest public opinion research on the criminal justice system.
The most recent additions to the Butler Trust’s Knowledge Exchange site for justice practitioners and your chance to nominate for an award.
In addition to the emergency measures designed to tackle the prison capacity crisis, the Independent Sentencing Review concludes with plans for a sustainable prison system.
The Independent Sentencing Review looks beyond “the basics” at technology that could transform how offenders are managed in the community
The Sentencing Review says a fully-funded and -functioning probation service is essential to implement its recommendations.
The Sentencing Review makes specific recommendations for different groups of offenders including prolific offenders, women, older offenders, foreign national offenders, sex offenders and drug and alcohol offenders.
Despite its focus on tackling the prison overcrowding crisis, the Independent Sentence Review dedicates a chapter to providing support to victims.
The Independent Sentencing Review recommends a new system for prisoners to earn early release
