Neurodivergence and domestic abuse interventions
Nicole Renehan provides practical guidance for those working with neurodivergent perpetrators of domestic violence, based on her research evidence.
Prevent not equipped to tackle new forms of extremism
Home Affairs Committee says that a failure to move on from a counter-terror mindset has left the country ill-prepared to deal with new forms of extremism.
What do we know about restricted patients?
Restricted patients are a hidden population within our justice and mental health systems but there were 7,998 people detained in secure hospitals on 31 December 2025.
Latest criminal justice trends (Spring 2026)
The latest Criminal Justice Statistics show the ever-increasing pressures on the justice system.
When exploited children exploit others
Amy Loughery, Chris Devany & Laura Bainbridge share their work on when exploited children exploit others.
Touch deprivation in Prison
Lauren Hayman shares her research on touch deprivation in prison.
Substitute medication proven to reduce the risk of death on prison release
Linked datasets prove that OST does reduce the risk of death on prison release.
People in England consuming 123,000 kg of cocaine a year
The Home Office’s Wastewater Analysis for Narcotics Detection detects huge increase in cocaine consumption
Young adult long term prisoners urgently need age-appropriate support
Prison Reform Trust uncovers significant gaps in support for young adults serving long-term prison sentences.
Facial recognition technology in policing
The Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology examines how facial recognition works, how it is used and the opportunities and concerns.
Reframing masculinity for young men and boys
Dr. Sophie King-Hill, highlights the importance of understanding current constructions of masculinity for justice practitioners.
Prison education cut by a quarter
Jon Collins of the Prisoners’ Education Trust sets out the grim details of the slashing of the prison education budget.
