App helps you represent yourself on a drugs offence
Excellent new resource from Release guides you through the legal process if you’re arrested for possessing drugs.
10th April 2018
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Excellent new resource from Release guides you through the legal process if you’re arrested for possessing drugs.
Apple Watch provides critical evidence in an Australian murder case.
Traditional substance use prevention has focused on warning or informing about risks or on skills-based interventions. Why not aim to limit unhealthy behaviours by changing the environment in ways which influence people’s choices?
Europol estimates 3-4% of the £100bn in illicit proceeds in Europe are laundered through cryptocurrencies – and the proportion is growing rapidly.
An internationsl systematic review concludes that eHealth can improve treatment outcomes because of its
potential to increase motivation and engagement and deliver an individually tailored approach.
Most police services now use drones and for an ever growing list of reasons: tracking suspects, gathering evidence, counter-terrorism
West Yorkshire Police trial handheld scanners which allow them to identify people in less than a minute with potential massive efficiency boost.
HMPPS are developing complementary digital media to help offenders on the Timewise Programme learn new skills to deal with life’s problems.
Innovative VR approach gets Dutch domestic abuse perpetrators to realise the impact of their behaviour on their children.
Cochrane Review finds that personalised digital advice from apps and other online resources do tend to help heavy drinkers reduce their alcohol consumption.
Inspirado is a board game used as an interactive brief intervention tool to support players gain an understanding of recovery and behaviour change.
Evaluation of Prison Voicemail service, available in most English & Welsh jails, finds it is an essential way of helping prisoners and families keep in touch.
