Test your criminal justice knowledge
I did wonder whether it was appropriate to continue with the blog tradition of a quiz on Easter Monday in the midst of the current terrible events but concluded that having another way to spend 5 minutes of lockdown was probably not a bad thing.
As always, all the answers can be found somewhere on this site.
I hope all my readers, including the many who are still at work caring for others, are keeping well and staying safe.
#1. In September 2019 how many prisoners were serving our most extreme punishment – a whole life tariff?
#2. How much did people in England and Wales spend on illicit drugs in 2016/17 ?
#3. What proportion of hospital appointments made for prisoners are cancelled or missed?
#4. According to the most recent femicide census, what proportion of women killed by men were killed by their current or former partner?
#5. What proportion of women released from prison were in employment six weeks after their release?
#6. The number of children who received a caution or sentence has fallen over the last 10 years – but by how much?
#7. According to the National Audit Office, how large is the current backlog of major prison repairs?
#8. In a recent online survey what proportion of 2000 English and Welsh people said that sentences are too lenient?
#9. How many of the 21 Community Rehabilitation Companies are currently officially rated as providing a good service?
#10. In the year to June 2019, how many people released from serving a sentence of less than 12 months were recalled to prison?
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Wow,I’m very passionate about Criminal Justice System although not conversant with its practice in England and Wales,and will like to do my masters in CJS.