Providing support to victims
Despite its focus on tackling the prison overcrowding crisis, the Independent Sentence Review dedicates a chapter to providing support to victims.
30th May 2025
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Despite its focus on tackling the prison overcrowding crisis, the Independent Sentence Review dedicates a chapter to providing support to victims.
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Russell Webster’s traditional Bank Holiday criminal justice quiz, Easter 2025 edition.
Citizens’ panel convened by Prison Reform Trust calls for comprehensive reform to sentencing
Clinks annual State of the Sector chronicles trends in the voluntary sector working in criminal justice
A systematic literature review on the impact of drug-related law enforcement activity on serious violence and homicide.
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