The unstoppable rise of people on MAPPA arrangements

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The unstoppable rise of people on MAPPA arrangements

There are now more people supervised under MAPPA arrangements than there are people in prison.

Date - 28th October 2022
By - Russell Webster - Work with Offenders

The Ministry of Justice and the Office for National Statistics have published the annual report on Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements for 2021/22. Although MAPPA has only been in existence since 2003, there are now more people supervised...

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