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    Problem-solving courts for women: An evidence & practice briefing

    by Suzanne Smith and Stephen Whitehead

    This briefing provides a summary on the dynamics of female offending and details the importance of expanding the use of gender-specific approaches to women in the criminal justice system. It highlights some existing good practice in this area, and outlines some guidance for those seeking to implement a problem-solving court for women.

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    Rolling-out Family Drug and Alcohol Courts (FDAC): The business case

    by Phil Bowen

    This report outlines the business case for the roll-out of Family Drug and Alcohol Courts to every local authority in England and Wales.

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    Family Drug and Alcohol Courts (FDAC)

    by Duncan Lugton

    This briefing outlines what is different about the Family Drug and Alcohol Court approach, and its strengths.

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    Public Safety, Public Trust

    by Amal Ali, Peter Keeling, Duncan Lugton, and Lucy Slade

    This document highlights some of the main challenges currently facing the criminal justice system and provides practical innovative solutions that Police and Crime Commissioners could include in their plans upon taking office.

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    Equal diversion? Racial disproportionality in youth diversion

    by Bami Jolaoso, Carmen Robin-D’Cruz, and Stephen Whitehead

    This report documents interviews with practitioners, young people & their families on how race impacts participation with youth diversion schemes.

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    Mainstreaming Youth Diversion

    by Duncan Lugton

    This briefing provides background to youth diversion, and summarises a discussion held with leading figures from the justice system, on how to put youth diversion on a more mainstream footing.

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    Delivering a Smarter Approach: Community Sentence Treatment Requirements (CSTRs)

    by Duncan Lugton

    This briefing makes the case for an ambitious plan to expand the Community Sentence Treatment Requirements programme, outlined in the Government Sentencing White Paper.

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    Delivering a Smarter Approach: Electronic Monitoring

    by Phil Bowen

    This briefing sets out a better vision of how electronic monitoring can be deployed in England and Wales.

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    Disparities in youth diversion – an evidence review

    by Carmen Robin-D’Cruz and Stephen Whitehead

    This literature review summarises the international evidence base on racial disparities in accessing youth diversion schemes, in advance of the release of the Centre's research paper in the spring.

     

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    Delivering a Smarter Approach: Probation Professionalisation

    by Phil Bowen

    This briefing considers the steps the government can take to empower probation as a profession.

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