Reports & insights

Reports

Our reports are the final output of research projects, tackling the biggest issues in crime and justice

Jul 12

Education Inclusion

Crest Advisory has worked with West Yorkshire Violence Reduction Unit to examine the context of patterns and trends of school exclusions.

Feb 5

Violence and Vulnerability

This report explores the issue of vulnerability as a driver of serious violence, focusing on young people.

Jan 24

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 7, 2020

Countering Extremism: time to reboot?

Whilst there is consensus around the urgency of tackling extremism, there remains a lack of clarity about how the government should respond.

Insights

We regularly publish insights from our in-house team of experts and other guest contributors, commenting on the latest crime and justice developments

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Aug 19

Biting into County Lines - Is Project ADDER the answer?

As part of Crest's latest project on ‘county lines’ drug gangs, Jessica Lumley and Jess Hull have been exploring ADDER’s chances of success

Jul 23

What PCCs think of the criminal justice system – and their ability to hold agencies to account

An overview of the outcome of a survey of Police and Crime Commissioners and nine in-depth interviews

Jul 14

Out of court - but not out of mind: why police must be more transparent about the sanctions they use

Wednesday 14 June Danny Shaw, Head of Strategy and Insight | Delene Adams, Analyst Intern Our research on the impact of Covid-19 on the...

Jul 9

Public inquiries: the public's view

At Crest, we surveyed a 1,000-strong representative sample of the UK population testing their knowledge of public inquiries.

Jul 2

What's behind meaningful cultural change in policing?

Our senior policing associate Phil Kay outlines the importance of representative policing

Jun 25

Responding to rape: are scorecards the answer?

Our Chief Executive Officer Harvey Redgrave considers whether there is merit in the use of performance scorecards to deal with rape offences

OUR NEWS AND VIEWS FROM THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SECTOR

Reports & insights

Education Inclusion

Violence and Vulnerability

Survive. Recover. Rebuild. Justice post Covid-19

Countering Extremism: time to reboot?

Biting into County Lines - Is Project ADDER the answer?

What PCCs think of the criminal justice system – and their ability to hold agencies to account

Out of court - but not out of mind: why police must be more transparent about the sanctions they use

Public inquiries: the public's view

What's behind meaningful cultural change in policing?

Responding to rape: are scorecards the answer?

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OUR NEWS AND VIEWS FROM THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SECTOR

Reports & insights

Education Inclusion

Violence and Vulnerability

Survive. Recover. Rebuild. Justice post Covid-19

Countering Extremism: time to reboot?

Biting into County Lines - Is Project ADDER the answer?

What PCCs think of the criminal justice system – and their ability to hold agencies to account

Out of court - but not out of mind: why police must be more transparent about the sanctions they use

Public inquiries: the public's view

What's behind meaningful cultural change in policing?

Responding to rape: are scorecards the answer?

2 Bath Place

London

EC2A 3DA

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