May 12 Swift, Certain and Fair Justice: Lifting the barriers to reform Despite seventeen policy reforms in as many years, the CJS in England and Wales still routinely tolerates delays and uncertainty.
Mar 2 Listening to British Muslims: policing, extremism and Prevent Homegrown terrorism inspired by Islamist and far right extremism continues to pose a severe threat to Britain and its population.
Feb 26 Understanding what is driving serious violence: drugs This is the second in a series of reports investigating the drivers of serious violence in England and Wales in recent years.
Nov 5, 2019 Examining the Youth Justice Service: What drove the falls in first time entrants and custody? Our report findings show the government has failed to capitalise on a 73% fall in the number of children being given custodial sentences.
Oct 21 Policing the pandemic: public attitudes to police visibility, enforcement and fairness We set out the emerging findings from focus groups in London, the West Midlands and Greater Manchester.
Oct 14 Misinterpreting trauma: why young people fall through the cracks when it comes to serious violence What lessons can we learn from those who work with the most vulnerable young people experiencing serious violence?
Sep 24 Vulnerable children in county lines drugs networks: are we any closer to ‘borderless safeguarding'? Five years since the first NCA County Lines intelligence assessment in 2015: are we any closer in 2020 to truly ‘borderless safeguarding’?
Sep 3 Complex, hard to define, and growing in scale: three challenges to the policing of extremism Our understanding of how the authorities should respond to extremism remains limited - despite signs that the threat it poses is growing.
Jul 31 Spending Review: why the stakes have never been higher for policing and justice The results of the Spending Review for 2020-23 are to be announced in the autumn. For policing and justice, the outcome will be critical.
Jul 23 ‘Government funded trap houses‘? Unregulated care homes and County Lines Looked after children are a prime target group for the organised criminal gangs (OCGs) and criminal groups that operate county lines.
