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  • Alex Stevens

    Expert voice: Alex Stevens, Professor in Criminal Justice at the University of Kent 

    We spoke with Alex Stevens on his view on current drug policy and moving away from over intensive and stigmatising interventions.

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    Tougher consequences or unintended consequences: Recent developments in drug policy and diversion

    Jason Kew reflects on The National Drugs Summit.

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    Home Affairs Select Committee Drugs inquiry: The Centre’s response

    ­The Centre calls for expansion of evidence-based practices and commission into alternative drug policies.

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    Lessons from our conversation about out of court disposals with the policing community via #WeCops

    We co-hosted a session on #WeCops to get a better understandings of how front line officers feel about out of court disposals.

  • Dr Anne-Marie Day

    Expert voice: Dr Anne-Marie Day, Criminology Lecturer, Keele University

    We spoke with Dr Anne-Marie Day, Criminology lecturer at Keele University about insights from her report ‘It’s a Hard Balance to Find’: The Perspectives of Youth Justice Practitioners in England on the Place of ‘Risk’ in an Emerging ‘Child-First’ World. 

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    Youth justice statistics 2020/21: Using data to understand disparities

    The most recent Youth Justice Statistics (2020/21) highlight the continued ethnic inequalities in the youth justice system which negatively impact children and young people’s lives. In this blog we dig deeper behind these new statistics; considering some of the challenges of working with ethnicity data and how data can inform approaches to managing disparities.

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    Expert voice: Liam Cooper & Jenny Da Silva, Highbury Community Advice

    We spoke with Liam Cooper, Community Advice Manager and Jenny Da Silva, Community Advice Coordinator at Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court.

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    Expert voice: Isobel Johnson, Occupational Therapist, Gloucestershire FDAC

    We spoke with Isobel Johnson, the Occupational Therapist at the Gloucestershire FDAC, about her role and the promise of occupational therapy within the Family Drug and Alcohol Courts (FDAC).

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    Diversion vs decriminalisation

    We explain the difference between drug diversion and decriminalisation, in response to media reports that the Mayor of London is planning to ‘decriminalise’ cannabis in the capital.

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    Expert voice: Sarah Limb, Criminal Justice Policy and Campaigns Officer, the Traveller Movement

    We spoke with Sarah Limb, Criminal Justice Policy and Campaigns Officer at the Traveller Movement, a charity which works with Gypsy, Roma and Traveller (GRT) people, about how the youth justice system can improve outcomes for GRT children.

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