We spoke with Jane Marriott about how the service implements the evidence-based Family Drug and Alcohol model. 

This literature review highlights the over-representation of children with Special Educational Needs and Disability in the youth justice system, with a focus on access and engagement of youth diversion schemes.

Background

In 2021, Swindon had some of the highest youth custody rates in the country per head of population, this was 8-10 children in custody. In order to address this, the Swindon Youth Justice Service (YJS), led by Michael O’Connor, set out to shift their practice to align with the evidence base.

This toolkit outlines key steps required to set up an advice and support service.

Phil Bowen reflects on the Centre's multi-jurisdictional conference on problem-solving justice.

This toolkit has been developed to support court practitioners seeking guidance on how to improve court users’ perceptions of the fairness of court processes.

We spoke with Caroline Russell about how out of court disposals and drug diversion can improve trust and confidence in policing.

This research looks at the provision of effective advocacy to Black and Minoritised victim-survivors of domestic abuse in contact with the criminal justice system.

This reports aims to contribute to our understanding of how to effectively work with perpetrators of domestic abuse by focusing on Family Drug and Alcohol Courts.