On Probation
McSweeney Serious Further Offence review highlights probation staffing concerns
HMI Probation review of serious further offence by Jordan McSweeney highlights probation staffing concerns.
24th January 2023
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HMI Probation review of serious further offence by Jordan McSweeney highlights probation staffing concerns.
Serious Further Offence review finds probation supervision of quadruple murderer Damien Bendall “unacceptable” at every stage
The number of older people on probation keeps rising, how should we respond?
Matt Tidmarsh investigates what professionalism means in the context of probation.
Inspectors find Offender Management in Custody (OMiC) is falling well short of expected standards and call for the model to be overhauled.
Desistance, recovery, and justice capital:
Putting it all together
Attachment theory can contribute to work with people on probation in conceptualising the supervisory relationship, and in understanding offending, risk and relationships.
Too many Serious Further Offence reviews are falling below par, with probation services not sufficiently identifying the necessary learning.
Probation inspectorate reviews how well youth offending services identify safety concerns.
The national youth custody system is failing to provide very vulnerable girls with the environment and support they need.
Amanda Holt summarises the research findings on child to parent abuse, covering its prevalence, contexts, and impacts.
Professional curiosity can be a useful tool for probation staff assessing risk and supporting people to change.
