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Financial rescue package needed to end ‘chaos’ in probation service, union leader says
Ian Lawrence also said that the early release scheme will add to the 'huge burden of work' probation staff are already experiencing
Criminal Justice
Life is getting worse for young black Britons, research shows
Equality watchdog slams 'piecemeal and stuttering' government response
Justice should be accessible to all, not only those who can afford it
Our criminal process should not be premised upon the idea that, if someone is well off enough to pay for a lawyer, they deserve a higher standard of care.
David Cameron: Once enraged over rioters, now complacent over bankers
Last summer, rioters made the headlines; this summer, it's criminal bankers. David Cameron exhibited great zeal for punishing the one, so why not the other?
Police Commissioners: Less machismo, more safeguarding vital services
By promising to ringfence funding for vital local services, Labour can challenge forthcoming PCC elections’ narrow-minded, macho obsession with policing.
Community or Custody? How best do we deliver justice
Javed Khan of Victim Support argues community sentencing should play a bigger role in our criminal justice system, and be see as important by victims and the public.