On Probation
The plight of foreign national women
Sophia Benedict highlights the barriers to community resettlement for foreign national women in new research for the Griffins Society.
5th June 2020
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Sophia Benedict highlights the barriers to community resettlement for foreign national women in new research for the Griffins Society.
The devastating impact of maternal imprisonment related to domestic abuse.
New HMMPS research evaluates rehabilitation adjudication pilots in four English prisons and finds value in this procedural justice approach.
A large proportion of children who are supervised by YOTs exhibit a range of important, interdependent and interrelated needs which are captured as concerns within AssetPlus.
The Independent Advisory Panel on Deaths in Custody gives a unique insight into the experiences of those detained in prisons during the Covid-19 crisis.
Rob Ferguson guest posts on the value of lived experience when developing digitally enabled interventions for people in prisons and probation.
Probation inspectors’ verdict on HYNYCRC: At the time of the inspection, staffing levels were too low. Workloads, sickness rates and vacancies for frontline staff were too high.
Official data for 2019 shows fewer defendants, more Crown Courts remands in custody and fewer people sent to prison, but for longer.
Crest Advisory challenges the assumption that the threat from county lines drug dealing has reduced during lockdown.
The Irene Taylor Trust have found a way to keep delivering their music project to prisoners through lockdown.
The Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing Bill marks the largest overhaul of terrorist sentencing and monitoring in decades.
The ankle tags, which are to be rolled out across England and Wales, perform around-the-clock monitoring of an offender’s sweat to determine whether alcohol has been consumed.
