10 things I learnt about offender equalities
NOMS annual offender equalities report reveals interesting facts about an ageing offender population with less temporary release & more prison adjudications
8th December 2016
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NOMS annual offender equalities report reveals interesting facts about an ageing offender population with less temporary release & more prison adjudications
Beyond Youth Custody provides a detailed analysis of the impact of trauma on young offenders and how imprisonment can be experienced as repeat traumatisation.
In the second of our “reframing justice” series, author and thinker Tom Gash explores our flawed thinking about crime and the rational actor.
The latest set of MoJ statistics show fewer people going through the justice system but more people sent to prison for longer periods of time.
Latest official stats show women under-represented in the justice system as offenders and workers. More likely to serve short prison sentences.
New MoJ report looks at racial discrimination at every point in the criminal justice system to inform MP David Lammy’s inquiry into the issue.
Alcohol Concern highlights the issues for young drinkers in contact with the criminal justice system & points out the lack of available interventions in London.
Philippa Budgen is the first guest blogger in a new occasional series dedicated to new ways of engaging the public in justice reform.
Justice Committee: Dealing effectively with young adults while the brain is still developing is crucial for successful transitions to a crime-free adulthood
MoJ announces Turing’s Law to provide pardons to dead and living prosecuted for being gay.
Centre for Justice Innovation publishes an extremely helpful delivery plan for trialing problem-solving courts in England & Wales. Will the MoJ follow through?
Report from Tell MAMA shows an alarming rise in the number of anti-Muslim incidents in the UK, most frequently perpetrated by men against Muslim women.
