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.
Centre for Justice Innovation briefing paper highlights the experiences of young people in youth courts in their own words.
Unable to coach prisoners because of COVID-19, Spark Inside have pivoted to offer their service to prison officers.
Catch 22 has had to get creative to support child victims of crime through the coronavirus pandemic.
Serious further offences inspection: The government and probation services are not doing enough to learn from past mistakes. Lessons must be learnt to prevent more tragedies in the future.
Chromis is a prison based treatment programme aimed at reducing violence in people whose level or combination of psychopathic traits disrupts their ability to engage in treatment and change. Does it work?
Official data for 2019 shows fewer prison receptions, fewer prison releases but more recalls. Probation caseloads continue to fall.
Nacro resettlement teams find that COVID-19 has brought them closer together and enabled them to create new partnerships and working practices.
Dame Carol Black’s Review of Drugs provides a detailed overview of drug use and prisons.
How the parole board has gone to a remote hearing system to ensure that prisoners continue to have their applications for parole considered during COVID-19
Evaluation of prison officers’ use of body worn video cameras found they had a varying impact on the levels of recorded violence and use of force.
