Finding Purpose Through Reparative Work: A Reflection on Youth Engagement

By Annmarie Gardner...

 

Viewpoint: the court isn’t always the better option

Jonathan Hussey, managing director of Red Snapper Managed Services, responds to recent criticism of Out of Court Resolutions operated by police forces....

 

Warning of 'shadow justice system' as Out of Court Resolutions expand 'without oversight'  

The Magistrates’ Association is calling for urgent national reform of Out of Court Resolutions (OOCRs), warning that their inconsistent administration, and use in cases such as assault of an emergency worker, domestic abuse and even knife crime, is creating a “parallel justice system” that risks undermining transparency, judicial independence and public confidence. ...

 

A national approach to OoCRs: The quiet reform that could save the justice system

Jonathan Ley from Make Time Count argues for a more co-ordinated and effective use of Out of Court Resolutions among police forces....

 

'There's an appetite for self-employment education - but fear from prison staff to promote it'

Here, Andy Gullick, the CEO and founder of RIFT Social Enterprise and former Prison Governor, tells Reflective Practice about how self-employment should be a route out of disadvantage throughout the UK, including for people with convictions leaving prison....

 

Reflections and Interventions: A Practitioner’s Perspective on the Manosphere.

By Aimee Howard (nee Hallas). ...

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