Policing
The impact of police raids on children
The impact of police raids on children can be traumatic, but there are better approaches argues a fascinating new report from PACT.
25th November 2016
The impact of police raids on children can be traumatic, but there are better approaches argues a fascinating new report from PACT.
Latest biennial report from Harm Reduction International shows that many countries still refuse to implement harm reduction measures.
New MoJ report looks at racial discrimination at every point in the criminal justice system to inform MP David Lammy’s inquiry into the issue.
Chief Prison Inspector Peter Clarke draws attention to the unjust incarceration of people serving sentences of imprisonment for public protection
Official Justice Data Lab report finds that the Clink prison restaurant programme is effective in cutting reoffending.
Former Justice Secretary Michael Gove recommends the release of all IPP prisoners in this year’s Longford lecture. But why wait till he was a backbencher?
Alcohol Concern highlights the issues for young drinkers in contact with the criminal justice system & points out the lack of available interventions in London.
Could the probation service soon be using computerised algorithms to assess risk of harm to the public by the automatic search of offenders’ Facebook posts?
Felicity Gerry and Lyndon Harris look at judiciary training, the criminalisation of women and sentencing issues to tackle the imprisonment of women.
Philippa Budgen is the first guest blogger in a new occasional series dedicated to new ways of engaging the public in justice reform.
New report from Prison Reform Trust and Directors of Social Services highlights the importance of local councils championing the needs of women offenders.
A timeline of the main events in the battle for prison reform. A clickable resource including background information on main policy documents, speeches etc.
