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Showing Stories from 14th April 2022 to 26th June 2023
(26/06/23) Increasing probation workloads putting public at risk, warn Unions (23/06/23) Half of operational prison staff do not feel safe at work (22/06/23) MoJ to pilot 'rapid deployment' community payback teams (01/06/23) Proposals for generic Intervention Units 'direct risk to public safety' (02/05/23) Convicted terrorists face new rules to prevent radicalisation behind bars (28/04/23) MoJ announces body-worn video cameras for every prison officer (31/03/23) Remote hearings have 'no impacts on wider justice outcomes' (03/03/23) MoJ launch 'Rapid Deloyment Cells' to cope with prison demand
MoJ set to trigger Op Safeguard again

MoJ set to trigger Op Safeguard again

(30/11/22) Operation Safeguard involves the use of police cells to hold prisoners.

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(17/11/22) HMP Thorn Cross prisoners take part in 'Dragons' Den' event (09/11/22) Construction begins on UK's first all-electric prison (10/10/22) Women's centres: a cost-benefit analysis (04/10/22) Offenders in probation hostels to face compulsory drug testing (31/08/22) £24m dedicated to support female offenders
How technology is affecting County Lines drug dealing

How technology is affecting County Lines drug dealing

(01/08/22) Creative uses of new technologies are enabling county lines gangs to stay one step ahead of law enforcement.

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(28/07/22) First women's community custody unit set to open (29/06/22) Parole hearings to be heard in public for the first time (21/06/22) Enormous court backlogs a fundamental challenge to justice (20/06/22) Barristers vote for walk outs as Bar Council issues warning on court closures (16/06/22) Specialist rape courts to be piloted (13/06/22) MoJ to end Friday prison releases for most vulnerable
How Durham's Checkpoint scheme is reducing reoffending

How Durham's Checkpoint scheme is reducing reoffending

(23/05/22) Durham's Checkpoint scheme has received praise from the government and is beginning to be adopted by other forces.

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(10/05/22) Prisoners are building eco-homes across the South-West (09/05/22) Director of Prison Reform Trust on prison capacity and longer sentences
From policing to NGO: the officers moving to support victims

From policing to NGO: the officers moving to support victims

(06/05/22) NGO Justice and Care are working to embed victim navigators into police forces to bridge the gap between officers and victims of modern slavery.

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(04/05/22) More than 650,000 outstanding community service hours in Scotland (29/04/22) Charity to provide essential services to prison leavers released on Friday (21/04/22) Court sitting day limit lifted again (14/04/22) Reoffending projects given government funding (14/04/22) Interpreting in the Criminal Justice System: the row over qualifications
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