Positive inspection of probation counter-terrorism work
Inspectors find probation, police and prison services have provided a solid foundation to managing counter terrorism cases collectively.
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Inspectors find probation, police and prison services have provided a solid foundation to managing counter terrorism cases collectively.
James Bonta sets out the evidence for the Risk-Need-Responsivity model for HMI Probation.
Inspectors finds far too many potential victims at risk of domestic abuse from people on probation.
Probation inspectorate urges Youth Justice Board to issue guidance around contextual safeguarding.
Inspectorate finds high quality youth justice services in England & Wales.
HMI Probation’s second annual report on Serious Further Offences finds assessments of risk of harm remain inaccurate and incomplete.
The IDEAS approach to effective practice in youth justice: influence, delivery, expertise, alliance, and support.
Mairéad Seymour recommends strategies to support children’s compliance on community supervision.
The importance of probation officers’ humility and reflective practice when managing ethical issues in probation.
HMI Probation research finds national variation in the implementation and delivery of community resolutions with young people.
Inspection of Offender Management in Custody model finds 6 out of 10 people released without settled accommodation and 30% recall rate.
Emma Hands and Dr Sarah Lewis on growth and the core conditions of transformative change in new HMI Probation Academic Insight.