Press

The Independent reports on the findings of a research project from Victim Support, the Institute for Crime & Justice Policy Research, and the Centre for Justice Innovation

A feasibility study led by the Centre for Justice Innovation, in collaboration with the West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner, has looked at the possibility of introducing the country’s first court of its kind for 18-25 year olds.

The Express and Star reports on the feasibility study led by the Centre for Justice Innovation, in collaboration with the West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner, which looked into the UK's first ‘problem solving court’ for 18-25 year olds.

The Stratford Observer reports on the expansion of Family Drug and Alcohol Court's innovative approach to care proceedings into Warwickshire.

Our Director Phil Bowen's comment piece in The Times highlights how a national roll-out of specialist Family Drug and Alcohol Courts would help to keep more families together and reduce recurrent care proceedings. 

Our Head of Policy Duncan Lugton offers a quote to The Sunday Post on the potential benefits of drug courts.

Work with Offenders looks at the evidence review on racial disaprity in youth diversion, conducted by the Centre for Justice Innovation.

Family Law announce the Centre for Justice Innovation as winners of the Family Law Community Interaction Award at this year’s Family Law Awards, for their work on Family Drug and Alcohol Courts.

The Law Society Gazette reports on the opening of a Family Drug and Alcohol Court in the Black Country.

The Law Society Gazette reports of the Centre’s new report ‘Smarter Community Sentences’, in advance of the Government's Sentencing White Paper.