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Staffordshire and West Midlands Probation Trust have won first prize in national GeoVation Ordnance Survey competition. The team’s award…
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Government’s rehabilitation revolution will be the focus of a prime time documentary tonight as filmmakers go behind the scenes at Brixton.
A Channel 4 documentary broadcast tonight will offer a unique insight into the lives of offenders facing a lifetime in prison.
Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke officially opened a new state of the art Magistrates’ Court in London today.
Nick Herbert saw first-hand today how offenders are spending their community sentences building a river path and improving local habitat.
Crispin Blunt and Nick Herbert were among guests who celebrated and recognised the work of the St Giles Trust at a House of Commons event.
A new approach to Community Payback that aims to reform the sentence radically was announced today.
Plans to strengthen the law so children continue to see both parents if they separate have been put forward by ministers today.
Ursula Brennan has today been announced as the new Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Justice.
You are invited to nominate people for appointment as Queen’s Counsel ‘honoris causa’ (honorary silk).
People can now find out how justice was delivered in their neighbourhood, with new data published on the Government’s crime mapping website.
Justice Minister Jonathan Djanogly has launched plans to scrutinise, simplify or scrap more than 150 regulations that affect legal services.
For the first time the public will be able to track online what happened after a crime was committed in their neighbourhood.
Money deducted from prisoners’ pay packets to fund victim support services has raised £383,724 in its first six months.
Money deducted from prisoners’ pay packets to fund victim support services as part of a new Government scheme has raised more than £383,000.
All public websites will now have to demonstrate that they are taking steps to comply with new EU laws on the storage of personal data.
Ken Clarke has launched the new enterprise ONE3ONE Solutions with a mission to increase the productive, commercial work of prisoners.
The Government is proud of its human rights’ record, Justice Minister Lord McNally today told a United Nations’ review of the UK’s human rights…
Bill Wood, who is the acting Chair of the Civil Mediation Council, talks about the success of mediation in the civil justice system.
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