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A new Data Insight by ADR UK Research Fellow Dr Angela Sorsby highlights significant differences in how community orders are imposed and completed across ethnic and sex groups in England and Wales.
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In this blog, ADR UK Research Fellow Dr Markus Gehrsitz describes how the 2015 Offender Rehabilitation Act created the opportunity for a unique natural experiment to explore whether offender supervision and license conditions reduce reoffending.
This blog from ADR UK Research Fellow Dr Kitty Lymperopoulou explores the concept of cumulative disadvantage in the criminal justice system. It explains how different forms of disadvantage combine and accumulate across different stages of the justice system to influence later outcomes for ethnic minority groups.
In this blog, Dr David Buil-Gil, ADR UK Research Fellow and Senior Lecturer at The University of Manchester, explains how he plans to use the Ministry of Justice & Department for Education linked dataset to understand the complexities of the association between school absences, deprivation, and crime involvement.
Data from the offender assessment system which is used in prisons and probation services to record the risks and needs of offenders is now available in the ONS Secure Research Service. Making this vast dataset available for public good research has been made possible by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Data First programme, funded by ADR UK.
