How did the MoJ spend its £13bn budget?
National Audit Office report shows exactly how the MoJ spent its £13bn budget.
9th February 2024
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National Audit Office report shows exactly how the MoJ spent its £13bn budget.
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Sentencing Council consults on new guidelines for community & custodial sentences, including guidance to consider impact on unborn children.
Agenda Alliance and the Alliance for Youth Justice call for a gender-sensitive support for criminalised young women.
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