Sentences with phrase «justice reinvestment policies»

There is a lot we can learn from justice reinvestment policies in the United States, and emerging interest in this approach in the United Kingdom.

Even without formal justice reinvestment policy, we are seeing some very exciting initiatives across Australia at the community level.

Smart Justice for Young People is calling on the Victorian Government to develop a state - wide strategy for a justice reinvestment policy and to commit to trialling and evaluating justice reinvestment in selected communities.

Not exact matches

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Justice reinvestment is a model that has as much in common with economics as social policy.

«Justice reinvestment» is a name for policies that divert a portion of the funds for imprisonment to local communities where there is a high concentration of offenders.

Overall, Indigenous Australians have significantly lower access to mental health services, private or public, than other Australians and it thus makes sound policy and economic sense that investing in mental health services for Indigenous Australians should be one avenue to explore through justice reinvestment programs.

[144] Consequently it makes sound policy and economic sense that investing in mental health services for them is an avenue to explored through justice reinvestment programs.

Justice reinvestment is a localised criminal justice policy approach from the United States that diverts the funds spent on imprisonment to local communities where there is a high concentration of offJustice reinvestment is a localised criminal justice policy approach from the United States that diverts the funds spent on imprisonment to local communities where there is a high concentration of offjustice policy approach from the United States that diverts the funds spent on imprisonment to local communities where there is a high concentration of offenders.

Justice reinvestment also recognises the limitations of current individually - focused corrections policy.

Justice reinvestment is a criminal justice policy approach from the United States that diverts the funds spent on imprisonment to local communities where there is a high concentration of offJustice reinvestment is a criminal justice policy approach from the United States that diverts the funds spent on imprisonment to local communities where there is a high concentration of offjustice policy approach from the United States that diverts the funds spent on imprisonment to local communities where there is a high concentration of offenders.

Justice reinvestment refers to policies that divert a portion of the funds for imprisonment to local communities where there is a high concentration of offenders.

Recommendation 12: The Australian Government should include in the IEDS a commitment to progressing a criminal justice policy approach based on «justice reinvestment» to contribute to safer communities.

Justice reinvestment is as much about economics as it is about good social policy.

The IEDS should include a commitment to progressing a criminal justice policy approach based on «justice reinvestment» to address this issue.

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