Cutting the head off the snake
This report explores the past, current and potential future role technology plays in county lines.
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- Jul 29, 2022
Five things you need to know about new tech and county lines
In this article we examine five key developments in mobile tech and ask what impact they may have on county lines
- Jun 19, 2022
Getting the message? What adults think about the use by children of end-to-end encryption
Joe Caluori sets out the findings from our latest polling looking at children's use of end-to-end encryption in social media apps.
- Jun 17, 2022
Project: Serious Violence Research
Crest is running a two-year programme of work examining the underlying causes and drivers of serious violence.
- Apr 13, 2022
Running out of credit: Mobile phone tech and the birth of county lines
Joe Caluori, Beth Mooney and Ellen Kirk explore the relationship between mobile phone technology and county lines
- Apr 8, 2022
Stop and Search: The Evidence
Crest's research project examining attitudes towards stop and search within Black communities
- Feb 4, 2022
Drill down: Drill music, social media and serious youth violence
In the first of two ‘long reads’, Joe Caluori and Patrick Olajide look at the controversies surrounding ‘Drill’ music.
- Jan 17, 2022
Project: Cutting the Head off the Snake – Disrupting County Lines
Crest and Forensic Analytics are collaborating on a new research project focused on the role of technology in county lines exploitation
- Nov 8, 2021
Long read: No Right Move? Devolving decision making for criminally exploited children
Joe Caluori looks at the role of the NRM in child criminal exploitation and considers the case of localising its processes
- Jan 25, 2021
The verdict of our “Citizens’ Jury” on the future of the CJS: Radical solutions with a tough edge?
In October we brought together a virtual ‘Citizens’ Jury’ composed of twelve members of the public ‘good and true’...
- Jan 24, 2021
Survive. Recover. Rebuild. Justice post Covid-19
Without any further action, the court backlog is projected to rapidly increase and reach an unmanageable level by 2024.
- Dec 2, 2020
County Lines and Looked After Children
The results of Crest's research into County Lines and Looked After Children.
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