The latest views and discussion from Clinks staff and guest writers. We also use blogs to give short updates on our latest projects, as well as briefings on topics of interest to members.
Our plans for responding to the Independent Sentencing Review: Share your views
Clinks is committed to ensuring that the voices of voluntary organisations working with people in the criminal justice system are heard during this review. The voluntary sector provides a wide range of services and support to people at all stages of their sentence, and can provide insight and innovation at a time when criminal justice needs it most.
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Where next on the Sentencing Review?
Ahead of the imminent introduction of the Sentencing Bill to Parliament, we have facilitated extensive voluntary sector engagement with officials to discuss the implementation of many of the Sentencing Review's recommendations.
This blog provides key lines from that engagement, as well as covering core aspects of the Sentencing Review and next steps.
Publications
Problem-Solving Courts for Women
This evidence review provides an in-depth look at women’s problem solving courts (WPSC) which are endorsed by the Sentencing Review as an important component in preventing the unnecessary incarceration of women.
Dr Sarah Waite and Dr Alexandria Bradley review the evidence base – to which they are significant contributors – exploring the international context and covering the critical factors for success
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Clinks @clinks_tweets · 10 months
The role is for a leader from an organisation focused on racially minoritised people, with expertise in service delivery, policy, advocacy, or related areas in criminal justice. Racial disparities are present at every CJS stage. This role ensures these voices are central in shaping policy to help address and eradicate them. Apply by Mon 18 Nov, 10am. More info: https://www.clinks.org/voluntary-community-sector/vacancies/15566 #CriminalJustice #RR3 #RacialEquity