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⚖️ Exploring Women's Court Experiences Centre for Justice Innovation's Expert Voices event delves into how court proceedings impact women, especially those with caring responsibilities. Watch the event here: 👉 youtube.com/watch?v=xZEDS2…

Last year Centre for Justice Innovation found court fines push people struggling with the cost-of-living further into debt and worse mental health, creating a disproportionate impact on people already struggling to make ends meet. We're funding the Centre to work with policymakers,

Next week we launch research with Centre for Care on reducing the risk of CJS involvement for children in contact with the care system. Sign up to hear from Anna Leyland, researcher, Caroline Adams, College of Policing & Charlene Richardson, Safer Options ow.ly/LOoX50VTLzn

The shift needed to move cases from an overloaded prison system into our overloaded probation & community system can only be done safely & effectively with investment of political will, patience & funding. Our Director's article on the Sentencing Review: ow.ly/Veag50VVsOm

Today's Sentencing Review suggests a radical shift away from the use of prison and into an expanded use of community justice. Phil Bowen, Director of the Centre, reflects on what this means and what must come next to shift the system in our new blog: justiceinnovation.org/articles/sente…

David Gauke's sentencing review has followed the evidence to see what works to punish offenders, cut crime and reduce reoffending. This government will do what is necessary to ensure we never run out of prison places again.

The report of the Independent Sentencing Review promises a fresh approach to sentencing, which is undoubtedly needed to deal with the crisis in the criminal justice system. We're pleased that many of our proposals have become recommendations in the report. We welcome the

📢Meet the presenters for our next free online symposium discussing #CareExperienced children and young people. #SocialCare 🔦This week we spotlight Laura Cowley from ADR Wales and @SwanseaMedicine 👀adruk.cmail19.com/t/t-e-gwkryk-t… 🗓️17 June 11:00 - 12:30 eventbrite.com/e/adr-uk-resea…

Phil Bowen wrote "A Smarter Approach?" on probation in #IPJ Vol 18 saying “community supervision is not there simply as an alternative to custody but as a set of sentences which have their own moral, ethical, transformative & instrumental value” Read pbni.org.uk/publication/ir…

🚨 How can we better safeguard and support vulnerable children interacting with the criminal justice system? Join the Youth Endowment Fund's Virtual Learning Café to dive into new research on referral pathways and diversion. We'll share practical guidance to make routes clearer,

Join us 30th June for our next Expert Voices event looking at the value of HOPE in the Family Justice System. We're delighted to be joined by: -Claire Mason Centre for Child and Family Justice Research -HOPE Project Mothers -Helen Davies Birmingham Children's Trust Find out more & sign up: ow.ly/ib6y50W4Hn3

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Excellent new resource on the use of Out of Court Disposals in the Youth Justice System by Youth Justice Legal Centre providing an overview of the OOCDs available to children and the law and guidance around the decision-making process. Access the legal guide here: ow.ly/EBVE50Wjbey

Catch up on our recent Expert Voices event looking at the value of HOPE in the Family Justice System, where we heard from Claire Mason, Centre for Child and Family Justice Research, a HOPE Project Mother & Helen Davies, Birmingham Children's Trust. ow.ly/TCqr50Wlylx