Prisoners solve cold cases
Police services in the US and Netherlands distribute cold case playing cards and calendars to get prisoners’ help in solving cold cases.
28th July 2017
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Police services in the US and Netherlands distribute cold case playing cards and calendars to get prisoners’ help in solving cold cases.
John Burton developed his entrepreneurial skills in prison and has launched a new app designed to help prisoners’ families understand & cope with prison rules.
US app provides suite of supervision tools including GPS tracking, breathalyser, check-in service and reward and sanction behaviour reinforcement.
Guernsey is first UK prison to use electronic disruptor shield to stop drug delivery by drone. Cost between £100 – £250k depending on size of prison.
New app supported by London Mayor and Victim Support makes it easy to capture, secure and report evidence of hate crime.
Intriguing study finds that twitter can reliably indicate prevalence of certain crimes, although only in low-crime London neighbourhoods.
New digital intervention from Breaking Free is specifically designed to aid smoking cessation in a prison environment, accompanied by short groupwork programme.
Streetlink is a government app that provides a simple way for people to inform the authorities about rough sleepers and ensure they are offered help & support.
New Jersey is trying to address the racial discrimination which is built-in to its bail decision making process by using a specially created algorithm.
New system of drug-screening using portable fingerprint system is more humane and provides much faster results. Current trial by drug treatment provider CGL.
Randomised controlled trial finds that participation in private twitter groups doubles your chance of successfully giving up smoking.
New app being trialled in prisons and the community supports desistance through helping offenders with education, employment, health and much more.
