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Chief Inspector of Probation commends improving youth offending services in 2022 annual report.
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Chief Inspector of Probation commends improving youth offending services in 2022 annual report.

Clinks research finds probation commissioning favoured larger, well-resourced organisations and disadvantaged smaller, local and specialist ones.

Inspectors surveyed 1,534 probation staff on their views of the new (re)unified service. This is what they said.

Probation inspectors find that some former CRC staff feel like second-class citizens in newly unified probation service.

Anne-Marie Day highlights the confusion surrounding whether youth justice practitioners should prioritise the management of risk or adopt a child first approach.

‘It’s ok if you were in for robbery or murder, but sex offending, that’s a no no’: a qualitative analysis of the experiences of 12 men with sexual convictions seeking employment.

Kerry Ellis Devitt guest post on the complex pathways to violence in the home: better understanding male domestic abuse perpetration.

A summary of the new Council of Europe recommendations on the assessment, treatment and reintegration of people accused or convicted of a sexual offence.

The National Audit Office says that the MoJ has made limited progress on its Female Offender Strategy because of lack of investment.

Probation inspectors find that the electronic monitoring of people on probation underused and in need of improvement.

New IAPDC & RCGP report recommends a cross-system approach to prevent substance related deaths in the criminal justice system.

The Butler Trust’s Knowledge Exchange site now has over 400 resources for prison, probation and youth justice practitioners.