Just Results
Just Results

Make Justice Work’s report on the challenges of applying Payment by Results to the delivery of community sentences.

National Enquiry
National Enquiry

Make Justice Work visits community sentences around the country and asks which works best – community or custody?

Victims’ Views
Victims’ Views

Make Justice Work and Victim Support want to examine victims’ awareness and perceptions of community alternatives to custody.

PCCs
PCCs

Information about Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs)

Measuring MJW impact
Measuring MJW impact

What impact has our campaign had on you, your work and the wider criminal justice sector?

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About Make Justice Work

Make Justice Work is a campaign to boost public support for a change in how Britain deals with lower-level offenders – a switch from expensive and futile short prison terms to intensive and effective sanctions.

MJW aim to raise public awareness of the pointlessness and expense of locking up low-level offenders, only for them to reoffend.

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Latest from Make Justice Work

In May, MJW brought together 30 leading experts to explore the challenges of applying the principles of Payment by Results (PbR) to the delivery of community sentences.

MJW have also published a report with Victim Support to examine victims views of community sentences.

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Latest Pictures and Video

  • Chris Grayling

    Chris Grayling

    Justice Secretary Chris Grayling visits innovative Community Payback project.

  • User Voice

    User Voice

    User Voice have now been commissioned to develop service user councils in the community, which are based on the model we have already successfully delivered in several prisons.

  • Sentencing Council

    Sentencing Council

    An overview of how sentencing works in England and Wales by the Sentencing Council.

  • Getting Ready for Court – Mencap

    Getting Ready for Court – Mencap

    Raising Your Game has launched a film for young people with a learning disability or communication difficulty who need to appear in court.

  • MJW at the House of Lords

    MJW at the House of Lords

    The launch of our Just Results report in the House of Lords

  • Chair of MJW David Barrie at ‘Just Results’

    Chair of MJW David Barrie at ‘Just Results’

    Chair of Make Justice Work, David Barrie CBE in the group discussion at 'Just Results'.

  • Group discussion at ‘Just Results’

    Group discussion at ‘Just Results’

    Stephen Hornby (Serco), Clive Martin (Clinks) and Professor Rod Morgan at 'Just Results'

  • Lord Victor Adebowale

    Lord Victor Adebowale

    Lord Victor Adebowale in the panel discussion at 'Just Results'.

  • ‘Just Results’ Panel

    ‘Just Results’ Panel

    The 'Just Results' panel (left to right), Leroy Gatward, Toby Eccles, Richard Monkhouse, Sir Charles Pollard, Wendy Cranmer, Lord Victor Adebowale and Roma Hooper.

  • Make Justice Work and Just Results

    Make Justice Work and Just Results

    A packed room at 'Just Results' with the panel at the front. The panel members were Roma Hooper, Leroy Gatward, Toby Eccles, Richard Monkhouse, Wendy Cranmer, Lord Victor Adebowale and Sir Charles Pollard.

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