Public Health England report details the impact of alcohol on our health service and society generally and argues for the introduction of a minimum unit price.
NOMS annual offender equalities report reveals interesting facts about an ageing offender population with less temporary release & more prison adjudications
Beyond Youth Custody provides a detailed analysis of the impact of trauma on young offenders and how imprisonment can be experienced as repeat traumatisation.
Andrew Brown’s latest analysis of new drug & alcohol facts and figures throws up a host of interesting findings about mental health and substance misuse.
Details of new proposed settlement to improve pay and pensions for prison officers.
In the second of our “reframing justice” series, author and thinker Tom Gash explores our flawed thinking about crime and the rational actor.
New publications from EMCDDA and Public Health England show high rates of hepatitis c (frequently undiagnosed) among injecting drug users.
The latest set of MoJ statistics show fewer people going through the justice system but more people sent to prison for longer periods of time.
Last in a series of infographics which demystify the jargon and technical terms associated with the payment by results commissioning model.
New guidance from Police and Crime Commissioners on tackling street drinking recommends a multi-agency co-ordinated approach.
Latest official stats show women under-represented in the justice system as offenders and workers. More likely to serve short prison sentences.
Boris Starting puts forward a pragmatic case for the legalisation and regulation of cannabis and urge Britain to get in step with the rest of the world.
