... on probation experience when meeting with their probation officer (Woolford, 2021), suggesting another potentially productive way of integrating remote supervision with in person supervision in the future. Criminal justice Policy Probation COVID-19 pandemic Community sanctions Remote supervision...

... and Wales. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Integrated offender management Workforce development E‐learning platform Effective partnership work Building business case United Kingdom Criminal justice Social inclusion Rehabilitation A common issue often raised by those...

... of the early 1980s, resulting in over 3,000 arrests and by mid‐September, over 300 convictions. Whilst the post‐mortem into the “causes” for the English riots continues, the Criminal Justice System (CJS) is rapidly dispensing severe punishments upon those who have been identified. Yet, despite the “informed...

...Andrew Thorne Private sector management theory has become ever more central to the criminal justice sector in England and Wales over the past 20 years. This article argues that as a model for criminal justice services it is inappropriate because it was developed to improve efficiency in industrial...

...Joanna Perry This article argues that while the hate crime model has accelerated criminal justice agencies' understanding of the importance of the victim‐centred approach to investigating and prosecuting hate crime, at the same time it risks oversimplifying the victim experience. Recent reports...

...Brian Williams This article reviews the Government's proposals for ‘putting victims at the heart of the criminal justice system’ (Criminal Justice Online, 2002) and argues that there is little that is new in the proposals. The new innovation is the proposed establishment of the post of Victims...