Russell Webster keeps you up to date with drugs and crime
WEBPeter Dawson Director, Prison Reform Trust. "Russell goes about his craft in a way that is both supportive, taking account of competing pressures on those he seeks to engage, and challenging through honest feedback and thought provoking conclusions." Carrie Peters Director of Operations, Ingeus Justice. Russell Webster keeps you up to date with ...
Russell Webster drugs, criminal justice, PbR, social media
WEBRussell continues to specialise in multi-agency partnership work and has recently developed expertise in both payment by results and digital engagement. His current work includes: Evaluating a number of projects across the criminal justice, substance misuse and arts sectors. Research studies in the justice and substance misuse areas.
Russell Webster writer publications drugs, criminal justice
WEBThe National Probation Service’s work with alcohol-misusing offenders. Ministry of Justice Research Series 13/09. Webster (2008) Safer Nightlife: best practice for those concerned about drug use and the night-time economy. London Drug Policy Forum, London. Webster (2007) Reflecting the Future.
Victims/survivors journeys through sexual violence support …
WEB2 days ago · Disengagement from the service is highest amongst police referrals, with only 26% of cases ending in a planned way. Those who self-refer are least likely to disengage, with 43% ending in a planned way. Disengagement from the service is most common amongst 18 – 44-year-olds. Victim-survivors under the age of 44 had a …
Russell Webster drugs, crime & social media expert.
WEBThe powerful role education plays for young women in prison and on release. 25th July 2024. 1 2 3 … 200. Russell Webster drugs, crime & social media expert. Blogs on probation, payment by results, Transforming Rehabilitation, digital engagement.
Neurodiversity and the revolving door of crisis and crime
WEBYesterday (15 September 2022) Revolving Doors published a policy briefing exploring the links between neurodiversity and the revolving door of crisis and crime.The paper outlines Revolving Doors’ position on how neurodivergence affects people who are in repeat contact with the criminal justice system for low-level offences, and how neurodivergence is a form of multiple disadvantage.
There are 11.5 million people in prison globally
WEB4 days ago · Numbers. There are nearly 11.5 million people in prison around the world, 10.5 million of them are men. Between 2000 – 2022, the male prison population increased by 22% while the number of women incarcerated shot up by 60%.
What's in the prisons strategy white paper? - Russell Webster
WEBDec 7, 2021 · The white paper says it will start by: Delivering a bespoke model of training and staff development in women’s prisons; Increasing open provision in the women’s estate; Providing appropriate support for pregnant women or those with very young children. There is a pledge to make the women’s estate both …
Drug-related deaths at highest level ever - Russell Webster
WEBDec 21, 2023 · The rate of death relating to drug misuse in 2022 was 53.9 deaths per million people. The male rate of drug misuse deaths was 76.7 deaths per million in 2022 (2,178 registered deaths) and the female rate was 31.9 deaths per million (949 deaths). Rates of drug misuse deaths continue to be elevated among those born in …
New push to end joint enterprise ‘legal dragnet’
WEBThis week (11 September 2024) the Centre for Crime and Justice published a new report – The legal dragnet – which highlights how the current law on joint enterprise ‘allows and indeed encourages cases to be constructed with the absence of rigour and quality’. The report is timed to coincide with a fresh attempt by MPs to reform the joint enterprise legal dragnet, which has seen groups ...
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