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Community sentencing given a poor report

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Just when it looked like the Conservatives - or perhaps solely justice secretary Kenneth Clarke - were warming to the virtues of community sentences, a top criminologist has questioned their value.

When the Criminal Records Bureau lets us all down

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Social workers and care staff are more than familiar with the vagaries of the Criminal Records Bureau.

Shoplifting bill recognises social issues

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How should we react to shoplifters? Is it a crime or is it symptomatic of something else: a mental illness or a substance addiction perhaps, as this personal account on the Frank website describes?

Secrecy gives bail houses a bad name

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As the UK's streets apparently descend into criminal chaos with the street corners manned by paedophiles by day and snipers by night, it is understandable that many residents fear the rise in the number of bail houses.

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