Government proposes ex prisoners stay within CRJ
Community Restorative Justice has had something of a rough ride in the media recently. Whilst Erwin James has a positive take on an apparently successful technique called Youth Conferencing used by the Youth Justice Agency. Yet controversy continues to revolve around the public funding, administration and monitoring of an independent network of CRJ schemes, which have developed out of . The most recent chapter arises from a recommendation from the British government that would allow ex-prisoners to continue to play …
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