Revolving Doors and the University of Lincoln outline the findings from their research into the experiences of accessing healthcare whilst under probation supervision.
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Jason Tizedes uses his expertise and existing research to consider how probation providers might implement remote supervision technologies.
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Laura Frampton explores some of the issues in relation to managing the risks that arise as a result of ‘paedophile hunting’.
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Jake Phillips, Editor of Probation Quarterly, shares his thoughts on the key themes of this issue.
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Matt Cracknell presents key findings from his research on resettlement policy and practice in England and Wales.
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We are delighted to publish PQ21 today, with submissions from Matt Cracknell (Middlesex University), Jim Barton (Probation Reform Programme), Shadae Cazeau (EQUAL) and many more.
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Richard Oldfield has published an independent ‘Review of the Probation Dynamic Framework’.
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The scope of this inspection covered the work of both the NPS and CRCs, including community sentences and post-release licence.
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After 17 years in the role, Emma Cluley is stepping down at the end of the year as Managing Editor of the Probation Journal. A timely replacement is being sought so that there is a period of overlap.
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This report highlights the prevalence of traumatic brain injury (TBI) among children and adults in contact with the justice system, and its links with offending.
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Mike Nellis is Emeritus Professor of Criminal and Community Justice, University of Strathclyde, an honorary member of CEP, and one of two advisers to the current PC-CP work on AI in prisons and probation.
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Regional Probation Directors have each produced a Regional Reducing Reoffending Plan for their region.
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The report by the Home Affairs Select Committee examines how police have progressed against recommendations made in the Macpherson Report from February 1999.
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The Government respond to the independent review of drugs by Dame Carol Black.
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The Government’s new ‘Beating Crime Plan’ introduces bold new measures to drive down crime and tackle the underlying causes of repeat offending.
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Lord Chancellor Robert Buckland outlines how the government is rebuilding the criminal justice system and looking to its longer-term future.
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