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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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Lifelong Links

We spoke to Cathy Ashley, Chief Executive of Family Rights Group, about the Lifelong Links approach to building positive and lasting connections for young people in care.

Children's social work, Family, Mental health & wellbeing, Public family law
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Problem-solving courts in the West Midlands: A feasibility study

This study explores the feasibility of developing problem-solving courts in the West Midlands, especially problem-solving courts for both court-involved children and young people and for young adults.

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The Westminster Specialist Domestic Abuse Court

Specialist Domestic Abuse Courts

Specialist Domestic Abuse Courts (SDACs), originally referred to as specialist domestic violence courts, were first piloted in England and Wales in 1999, replicating a model of specialist courts already in existence in the USA, Canada and Australia. Generally operating out of existing courts, Specialist Domestic Abuse Courts cover a range of practice models that were developed to improve the processing of domestic abuse cases within the criminal justice system.

Domestic abuse, Offending, Problem-solving, Safety, Stalking
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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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