Justice in the Digital Age
A new online conference series examines the latest technological developments in the justice sector, and how they are helping to improve support for service users and staff.
5th November 2020
Here you can find over 500 posts tracking every major development in criminal justice since 2011. You can track crime trends, court modernisation and digitisation programmes and the impact of austerity. If you’re looking for something in particular, try the search box below.
A new online conference series examines the latest technological developments in the justice sector, and how they are helping to improve support for service users and staff.
Penelope Gibbs of Transform Justice guest posts on reframing crime and justice arguments to achieve progressive change.
A survey of 491 survivors of rape, by the Victims’ Commissioner, Dame Vera Baird QC, found just 14% believed they would receive justice.
The UK’s 2020 annual report on modern slavery finds a 59% yearly increase in recorded offences and an increase in prosecutions.
All Party Parliamentary Group says police resources are being wasted on arresting women inappropriately, holding them in custody and releasing them without charge.
Criminal court statistics reveal full extent of coronavirus impact.
Tim Bateman provides an excellent overview of trends and developments in youth justice for the NAYJ.
The Sentencing Reform White Paper is a mixed bag of tougher sentencing and more progressive ideas.
Dr Gillian Buck’s authoritative review of peer mentoring with people in the criminal justice system.
Clinks launches new online evidence library to facilitate effective practice.
Just for Kids Law on vulnerable children excluded from school for behaviour linked to criminal exploitation.
Test your criminal justice knowledge in Russell Webster’s traditional Bank Holiday Quiz.
