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Blogs

  • Richard Timson smiling with glasses and a suit on, with an autumnal setting in the background

    Why Child-centred policing matters

    In this blog, Richard Timson, Associate of the Centre and Director of Child-Centred Consultancy, sets out why child-centred policing is necessary, not optional.

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    Beyond admission: could Outcome 22 & 23 become England and Wales’ version of “no contest”?

    Claire Ely, Head of Criminal Justice Practice, explores how Outcome 22 and 23 could become a central pillar of a fairer youth justice system, widening access to diversion and helping to ensure that no child reaches a courtroom unnecessarily.

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    Expert Voices: In Conversation with Diana Skelton, Head of Giving Poverty a Voice Programme at ATD Fourth World

    We spoke to Diana Skelton, Head of Giving Poverty a Voice Programme at ATD Fourth World, on her work supporting people experiencing poverty and the intersection between experiencing poverty and contact with the family justice system.

  • Photograph of Natalie Queiroz smiling

    Expert Voices: Natalie Queiroz MBE, Victims Advocate for West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner

    For this Expert Voices blog, Natalie Queiroz MBE, Victims Advocate for West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner, shares her reflections on Coventry and Warwickshire FDAC.

  • Photograph of Vicki Mulligan at an event with our branded background saying 'Toward a fair and effective justice system'

    If it ain't broke...

    The Centre's Interim Director, Vicki Mulligan, reflects on this moment of transition in the Centre’s life, and sets out our priorities and intentions for the months ahead. 

  • Photograph of Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court

    Inside the Courtroom: A Day at Highbury Corner Magistrates'

    Hiba Jahangir, Policy and Communication Intern at the Centre for Justice Innovation, shares her key takeaways and observations from a visit to Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court. 

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    The Sentencing Bill: A Start, But Not a Solution

    Reflections on the Sentencing Bill, from our Director, Phil Bowen.

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    This judge don’t mess: A journey through problem-solving courts

    Our Director, Phil Bowen, reflects on the personal journey he has gone through in helping realise a long term aim of the Centre. 

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    The land of good intentions: The implementation of Behavioural Control Orders

    Our Director, Phil Bowen, reflects on Respect Orders and other Behavioural Control Orders.

  • Dial on high

    Half a loaf...

    The Centre's Director, Phil Bowen, reflects on part one of the Independent Review of the Criminal Courts, and how we can deliver a courts system shift.

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