What young people think about the police
Revolving Doors research finds over half of young adults don’t think the police understand them or the challenges they face.
12th February 2021
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Revolving Doors research finds over half of young adults don’t think the police understand them or the challenges they face.
Comparing two predictors of sexual recidivism: the Risk Matrix 2000 and the OASys Sexual Reoffending Predictor
The UK’s system to prevent drink driving is no longer fit for purpose.
New government concordat establishes a whole system approach for women in or at risk of contact with the CJS.
All four of Her Majesty’s Justice Chief Inspectors express “grave concerns” about the potential long-term impact of Covid-19-related court backlogs.
Centre for Justice Innovation briefing on best youth diversion practice.
Home Office research on the characteristics of group-based child sexual exploitation.
Latest femicide census: “If I’m not in Friday, I might be dead”
What do you think about the law on confiscation orders? The Law Commission is conducting a public consultation.
A survey of 491 survivors of rape, by the Victims’ Commissioner, Dame Vera Baird QC, found just 14% believed they would receive justice.
The UK’s 2020 annual report on modern slavery finds a 59% yearly increase in recorded offences and an increase in prosecutions.
All Party Parliamentary Group says police resources are being wasted on arresting women inappropriately, holding them in custody and releasing them without charge.
