Beyond the begging bowl: The case for localising criminal justice services

24th August 2023Fionnuala Ratcliffe, Research and Policy Lead, Transform Justice 1 Comment

With the criminal justice system in England and Wales facing court backlogs, growing prison populations and a range of other pressures, Transform Justice’s latest report Close to Home sets out how localising many criminal justice services could reduce waste, cut crime, increase public confidence and improve the experiences of victims, as Research and Policy Lead Fionnuala Ratcliffe explains.

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Beyond the begging bowl: The case for localising criminal justice services

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