Reforming the justice system
Tony Blair’s Think Tank sets out five key priorities for reforming the justice system.
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Tony Blair’s Think Tank sets out five key priorities for reforming the justice system.
Research from the charity JUSTICE finds bail processes are not being properly followed in the magistrates’ courts, undermining the fairness of remand decision-making.
The 2023 King’s Speech includes provisions for more whole-life sentences and key changes to the parole system.
Crest Advisory examines justice devolution via four case studies (Avon & Somerset, Greater Manchester, London & West Mids).
His Honour Judge Andrew Berkley describes the work of the Greater Manchester Family Drug and Alcohol Court.
The Justice Committee warns that public debate on sentencing is “stuck in a dysfunctional and reactive cycle” and calls on the Government to identify where there may be genuine gaps between sentencing policy and public opinion.
Helen Mills from the Centre of Crime and Justice Studies argues that the presumption against short sentences is not the worst idea but misses the point.
Research finds that women are at risk of being targeted by abusers in “chaotic, intimidating or unsafe” drug and alcohol treatment services.
Latest court statistics show backlogs in both Crown and Magistrates’ Courts growing in the last quarter.
Katie Hunter uses Data First to explore ethnicity, care experience and involvement in the justice system
New guide for lawyers representing care experienced young people
National Women’s Justice Coalition launch great new resource for women in contact with the justice system.