'I’m sick and tired of being stereotyped' This month’s guest blogger puts the spotlight on how he feels stereotypes and prejudice can strain the relationship between the police and the communities they serve.
Invitation to tender from the CJI & CASS+: Deadline 24th February We are inviting tenders for a full outcomes evaluation of the CASS+ Community Advice Service
Case study - East Riding YOS Samantha Matthews, Youth Justice Manager at East Riding YOS, writes about the evolution of their Out Of Court Disposal Scheme.
Mapping Innovative Practice in Family Justice Albinia Stanley, Family Justice Officer, reflects on the new addition of family justice projects to our map of innovation.
What's Going On In The Youth Court? Stephen Whitehead discusses initial findings of new research into how the youth court is operating.
What should happen to people who commit criminal offences? Diverting children from the criminal justice system This blog is a condensed version of Carmen Robin-D'Cruz's essay in the Monument Book 'Crime and Consequence', available for free here.
Adapt to survive What is the future of the magistracy? This was the stark question put to Phil Bowen by Joshua Rosenburg from Radio 4’s Law in Action.
Toward better punishment This blog is a condensed version of Phil Bowen's essay in the Monument Book 'Crime and Consequence', available for free here.
"You just feel so lost" - a young man's experience of police custody A 24 year old man from London writes about his experience of police custody.
