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Transitional Safeguarding – a more fluid approach which recognises that transition to adulthood goes beyond an 18th birthday.
28th March 2022
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Transitional Safeguarding – a more fluid approach which recognises that transition to adulthood goes beyond an 18th birthday.
The MoJ has announced a pre-sentence report pilot in 15 magistrates’ courts.
Full details of the questions readers asked of the senior responsible officers for the probation reform and workforce programmes.
Crest Advisory report analyses what drove the falls in first time entrants and custody in the youth justice system and asks what we should do as a result.
MoJ issues public action plan in response to Chief Prison Inspector’s first urgent notification of a failing prison.
Switchback Mentors Starting Salary £24,500 Switchback is a small, innovative charity whose aim is to keep young adult
Crest Advisory analyses the decline & fall of community sentences with Magistrates’ lack of information and confidence in them a key problem, exacerbated by TR.
It will be interesting to see whether the appointment of Michael Gove as Justice Secretary will have any impact on this parlous state of affairs. Clearly, the problems are becoming so entrenched that it will be difficult for much positive change to take place if, as is widely feared, the MoJ takes another big hit in the current spending review whose results will be announced in November 2015.
The Coalition’s policy of making prison “not smaller but cheaper” has left the system in a parlous state, endangering prisoners, staff and the wider public. An urgent rebalancing of penal policy is required to create an affordable and effective approach to people in conflict with the law.
Overview The Forward Trust, are a UK leading provider of drug and alcohol treatment services to offenders. We
Crest Advisory examines justice devolution via four case studies (Avon & Somerset, Greater Manchester, London & West Mids).
Prison “restricted status” rules for women and child prisoners are not supporting their rehabilitation and reduction of risk, but in many cases actively preventing it.
