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This morning Make Justice Work published their report on the principles that should underlie how Payment by Results (PbR) should operate in the criminal justice sector. The principles were based [...]

Today Roma Hooper appeared on BBC Radio 4’s Today Programme to discuss out latest report Just Results. You can listen to the interview on iPlayer at 1 hour 20 minutes.

PBR is to this government what PFI (the private-finance initiative) was to its predecessor¬—a magic bullet supposed to help the state achieve its aims at minimal cost. PFIs were mainly about [...]

“Flash incarceration” of offenders who breach court orders, widespread naming online of those convicted, more witnesses giving evidence via videolink and Sunday court sittings are [...]

Proposals to strengthen community sentences and improve the probation service have been set out by the Ministry of Justice this year. Core aims include ensuring community sentences are a tough [...]

SIR – Five years after Baroness Corston’s review of women in prison, we still send 600 first-time, non-violent female offenders to prison each year. A further 900 are locked up for breaching a [...]

Ambassador of Make Justice Work Iqbal Wahhab writes about the importance of getting offenders into training and employment after their sentence. Go to page 66 of Business First Magazine to read [...]

The Coalition Government aims to introduce more robust community sentences to facilitate improved rehabilitation and increase reparation to victims.

Founder and director of Make Justice Work, Roma Hooper has had an article published in the Telegraph today.

Roma Hooper, founder and director of Make Justice work has been quoted in the Yorkshire Post.

Founder and Director of Make Justice Work, Roma Hooper, had a letter published in the Guardian today. “A coherent and sensible approach to sentencing those guilty of drug offences is [...]