2 May 2011
A pilot project aimed at letting probation officers use their judgement instead of following instructions is be implemented across England and Wales.
Surrey and Sussex Probation Trust (SSPT) said it had been selected by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to try different working methods.
Probation officers previously followed instructions on when and how often to meet offenders, the MoJ said.
Under the new model, staff decide how to manage each case individually.
An MoJ spokesman said: "We are committed to allowing front-line staff to better use their judgement and professional skills to cut reoffending and protect the public."
The magazine and social media currently has articles from Criminal Justice organisations informing the readers of the positive goings on within the CJS. We also showcase how ex-offenders have turned their lives around to, hopefully, inspire others to turn their lives around and desist from their offending behaviour. We also intend to develop this with new features such as myth busters (eliminating myths of the CJS) and Spotlight on… (hot topic of the moment).
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