Carter But Smarter: Transforming offender management, reducing reoffending

Wednesday, 17 November 2010

Carter But Smarter: Transforming offender management, reducing reoffending

Synopsis

Carter But Smarter warns that the official reoffending rate is unsafe. It recommends a radical shake-up of the criminal justice system in order to truly reduce reoffending, including the abolition of the regional structure of the National Offender Management Service (NOMS) and the introduction of new public-private partnerships to reduce crime and recidivism.

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Author(s):
  • Max Chambers

    Senior Research Fellow, Crime & Justice and Health, 2009-2011

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    A new report from think tank Policy Exchange warns today that the official reoffending rate is unsafe. It recommends a radical shake-up of the criminal justice system in order to truly reduce reoffending, including the abolition of the regional structure of the National Offender Management Service (NOMS) and the introduction of new public-private partnerships to reduce crime and recidivism.

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