Keeping prisoners active throughout lockdown
How Fine Cell Work is keeping prisoners active. First in a new blog series on how the criminal justice sector is protecting its service users against the impact of coronavirus.
27th March 2020
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How Fine Cell Work is keeping prisoners active. First in a new blog series on how the criminal justice sector is protecting its service users against the impact of coronavirus.
Dame Carol Black’s Review of Drugs analyses drug-related violence in the UK.
The successes and challenges of delivering hate crime community projects.
New research from Crest Advisory into what British Muslims think about policing, extremism and the Prevent programme
Penal Reform International’s global report reveals gender discrimination in sentencing for drug offences.
Crest Advisory’s second report investigating the drivers of serious violence examines the role of drug markets.
61% women were killed by their current or former partner.
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
