How far has the MoJ got in implementing Lammy?
The MoJ’s second annual update on tackling racial disparity shows there is a lot of work still to be done.
20th February 2020
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The MoJ’s second annual update on tackling racial disparity shows there is a lot of work still to be done.
Youth Justice Statistics for 2018/19 show that the number of first time entrants to the youth justice system fell by 18% last year.
Parliamentary briefing on the policy consideration of non-custodial sentences.
Briefing from the Centre for Justice Innovation calls on policymakers to strengthen evidence-led point-of-arrest youth diversion.
Knife crime shows a further 7% increase with a big increase (17%) in the West Midlands
MoJ brings in new legislation to end automatic half-way release for serious offenders from April.
Unlock and Transform Justice launch the #FairChecks movement to advocate for reform of our outdated criminal records regime.
New research into British twins suggests that contact with the justice systems is more likely to promote future offending.
Start the new year with this quiz on all things criminal justice.
Details of six of the new criminal justice Bills outlined in the Queen’s Speech and news of a Royal Commission.
Agenda & Centre for Mental Health report into trauma-informed approaches for women
The Criminal Justice Alliance calls for more opportunities for people with lived experience to move into jobs, leadership & influencing positions.
