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New Unlock report paints a stark picture of confusion and inconsistency when it comes to managing risk around criminal convictions.
Most women have been sentenced to death for the crime of murder, often in relation to the killing of family members in a context of gender-based violence.
Home Affairs Committee urges government to widen scope of domestic abuse bill to include national refuge funding and a new stalkers register.
Revolving Doors aims to prevent the next generation of young people entering a cycle of punishment instead of help.
The latest statistics reveal a complex picture with overall crime flat but concerns about a jump in homicides and increase in serious violent offences.
Review examines prevalence and reporting; police and prosecution; when and where offending happens and victim and perpetrator characteristics.
The MoJ’s first year update on tackling racial disparity shows there is a lot of work to be done.
Howard League report recommends that principles should consider the relationship between immaturity and blameworthiness, capacity to change, and the impact of race and histories of care.
In the year ending June 2018 21,101 knife and offensive weapon offences were formally dealt with by the CJS, the highest number since 2010.
Crest Advisory says a modern justice system must balance punishment and rehabilitation, not prioritise one over the other.
Cross-government strategy aims to ensure victims receive the care, support and justice they deserve.
Tom Gash argues that the current secure school approach is not sufficiently radical to make the difference it seeks.
