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17/07/2003 A Review of Recent Youth Justice reforms in England and Wales

Announces publication of A Review of Recent Youth Justice reforms in England and Wales, no issues were identified. This report reviews and evaluates the reforms made in England and Wales and their effectiveness. By drawing on published sources it indicates in a very balanced and readable way the positive and negative experiences in England and Wales from which the Northern Ireland criminal justice system can learn.

26/06/2003 Northern Ireland Statistics on the operation of the Terrorism Act 2000: January to September 2002.

A report on the key Northern Ireland specific Terrorism Act statistics.

25/06/2003 Who are the Victims? Self-assessed victimhood and the Northern Irish conflict.

The report presents the findings from a research project, which examined various aspects of victimhood in Northern Ireland in relation to the political violence, and in particular examined the current psychological well-being of those who see themselves as victims.

30/04/2003 Age and the Northern Ireland Criminal justice system

Announces publication of a compendium of statistics and research findings focusing on the criminal justice system, broken down by age groupings.

27/03/2003 A Commentary on Northern Ireland Crime Statistics

No issues were identified. All statistics. This compendium publication on information on crime and criminal justice in Northern Ireland covers six main areas: recorded crime, offences cleared by the police, court proceedings, sentencing, prison population and receptions, crime victimisation and fear of crime

16/05/2002 Evaluation of the Young Witness Service

The report describes the findings of an evaluation of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children’s (NSPCC) Young Witness Service currently operating in the Belfast and Londonderry Crown Courts. The evaluation was conducted in response to the Criminal Justice Review which recommended that publicly funded witness support schemes should be made available at all Crown Court and magistrates’ courts venues and children should be included in such arrangements on a basis determined in the light of the outcome of evaluation of the current pilot scheme.

28/03/2002 Gender and the Northern Ireland Criminal Justice System

Announces publication of a compendium of statistics and research findings focusing on the criminal justice system, broken down by gender.

01/11/1998 Juvenile Offenders and Reconviction in Northern Ireland

This report is based on findings of an analysis of all juveniles convicted of an offence in Northern Ireland in 1991, as shown on the RUC's Crime Information Retrieval System. The findings provide some insight into patterns of juvenile offending and juvenile reconviction in Northern Ireland.