Here you can find over 100 infographics, many professional but dozens of them created by myself, to help you quickly digest complex issues and share the findings in an easy visual source with colleagues or students. If you’re looking for something in particular, try the search box below.
Inspectors found probation hostels do well at protecting the public but could do more to tackle reoffending. More places are needed, particularly for women.
Freedom of Information request reveals that the average tariff for life sentences for murder has increased by more than 20% in the last 10 years.
Joint probation/prisons inspection report finds that new post-Transforming Rehabilitation probation system is having no impact in helping prisoners on release.
The criminal justice system now deals with fewer people than at any time since 1970, but is more likely to send people to court and punish them more severely.
Prisoners have very mixed experiences of drug treatment, particularly the prescribing of substitute medications such as methadone or buprenorphine (AKA Subutex)
Despite an increase in the number of women sentenced in English & Welsh courts between 2011-2015, the number of community sentences fell by 28%.
Very detailed and informative infographic summarising the last 30 years of cultural and political shifts in drug treatment in England & Wales from Lifeline.
New infographic summarises findings from 140 evaluations by the Justice Data Lab of which interventions are the most successful in reducing reoffending.
A summary of the first twelve Probation Inspectorate area inspection reports into the new public/private probation system known as Transforming Rehabilitation.
New interactive infographic from the Howard League show the chilling and tragic details of the ever-growing number of prison suicides.
Last in a series of infographics which demystify the jargon and technical terms associated with the payment by results commissioning model.
Latest official stats show women under-represented in the justice system as offenders and workers. More likely to serve short prison sentences.
