Justice data needs to be more accessible and useable
The Magistrates’ Association joins the call to make justice data more accessible and useable.
8th July 2026
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The Magistrates’ Association joins the call to make justice data more accessible and useable.
New Australian research finds that women’s driving offences are often linked to family violence.
A review of the funding experiences of the Dawes Trust makes for interesting reading for both charitable trusts and grant seekers.
The fifth post in my short series summarising the Government’s White Paper for reforming youth justice, focuses on plans for youth custody.
Recognise excellence in the criminal justice system by nominating someone for a Butler Trust award.
Penelope Gibbs guest blogs on reforming our criminal record system for childhood offences.
Cross department research present new insights into education and social care background of children who get into trouble.
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.
The latest Criminal Justice Statistics show the ever-increasing pressures on the justice system.
Amy Loughery, Chris Devany & Laura Bainbridge share their work on when exploited children exploit others.
Clinks 2026 State of the Sector report highlights the pressures affecting the CJS voluntary sector
Centre for Justice Innovation evidence and practice briefing on improving collaboration between police forces and women’s centres.
