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    • Cell life
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    • Types of prison, and prisoners
    • Females and Juveniles
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  • ROTL, Release on Temporary License
  • Complaints and the IMB
    • IMB Reports
    • The IMB
  • How are the victims of crime dealt with?
  • Prison Officers Duties and Pay
  • HMIP Reports
  • Offenders with Learning Difficulties
  • HMIP on Staying in Contact with Family

How are the victims of crime dealt with?

In 2014 the authorities agreed to publish a complete report detailing how all the various agencies dealt with victims of crime. The first report has been published in December 2015 ; its a lengthy document! Follow the link to read the full document published on the MoJ web site

Meeting the needs of victims in the criminal justice system: A consolidated report by the criminal justice inspectorates (PDF, 543.68 kB)

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