New push to end joint enterprise ‘legal dragnet’
CCJS report highlights how the current law on joint enterprise allows and encourages cases to be constructed with the absence of rigour and quality.
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CCJS report highlights how the current law on joint enterprise allows and encourages cases to be constructed with the absence of rigour and quality.
Latest Femicide census finds at least 147 women were killed by men in 2021.
Young advocates report explore routes into the justice system for young people and, critically, pathways out of it.
New linked data sets explore the use of substance misuse services by victims and suspects of homicide.
The Centre for Justice Innovation explores how youth diversion is NOT working for children with special educational needs and disabilities
Report from Advance presents an evidence-based approach to improving the criminal justice system’s response to domestic abuse.
HMI Probation Academic Insight on the Sequential Intercept Model – a trauma-informed diversionary framework.
Knife crime information including specific offences and facts & figures.
Black and minoritised women face additional barriers in seeking protection from domestic abuse.
Crest Advisory examines justice devolution via four case studies (Avon & Somerset, Greater Manchester, London & West Mids).
Justice Secretary announces early release and restrictions on short sentences to tackle prisons crisis
Latest court statistics show backlogs in both Crown and Magistrates’ Courts growing in the last quarter.