Probation risk of harm assessments still “inaccurate and incomplete”
HMI Probation’s second annual report on Serious Further Offences finds assessments of risk of harm remain inaccurate and incomplete.
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HMI Probation’s second annual report on Serious Further Offences finds assessments of risk of harm remain inaccurate and incomplete.
Anne-Marie Day highlights the confusion surrounding whether youth justice practitioners should prioritise the management of risk or adopt a child first approach.
Hazel Kemshall digs into the detail of bias and error in assessing and managing risk in the latest HMI Probation Academic Insight.
12 things I learnt from the Policy Exchange PbR Event Policy Exchange hosted a payment by results event on Monday (4 March 2013) to follow
This is the second in a series of posts about the five principles of PbR commissioning set out in a recent Audit Commission report.
The BBC airs its new three-part drama, Public Enemies, about the relationship between a probation officer and a newly released murderer next Tuesday – Thursday