Sentences with phrase «justice responses»

An emphasis on criminal justice responses to family violence poses two main concerns for Indigenous women.

But later in this speech, he suggested that he supported an even tougher criminal justice response to our nation's drug problem.

YLAL has submitted to the Ministry of Justice its response to the consultation paper «Refocusing on priority cases».

Burlington, VT About Blog Vermonters for Criminal Justice Reform is a non-profit educational and advocacy organization whose mission is to achieve a more humane, effective and coordinated criminal justice response for both victims and offenders.

Many juvenile justice advocates, including researcher Jeffrey Butts, have championed the notion of a «positive youth justice» system, adapting the principles of asset development into juvenile justice response.

Safe at Home is the Tasmanian Government's integrated criminal justice response to family violence.

It leaves the survivor in need of both a health and a justice response.

The inclusion of social supply in the bill also has the potential to result in discriminatory impact on members of black and minority ethnic groups, given what is known about the over-representation of members of these groups at each stage of the criminal justice response to drug offences.»

For some inexplicable reason, the criminal justice response and the response of facilities has been to blame the victim or to suggest that they had to assume the risk associated with their employment.

Engaging the public about their views is critical to creating relevant and effective access to justice responses.

Community Justice Centres (CJCs) are among the most user and community focused access to justice responses.

A review of the Ontario's data catalogue reveals hundreds of datasets that have the potential to inform preventative or proactive access to justice responses.

The Dandenong MDC was established in 2014 to provide a justice response and support service for victim - survivors of sexual crimes.

In 1974, while on faculty at the University of British Columbia, he began to investigate the criminal justice response to wife assault, preparing a government report that outlined the need for a more aggressive response, and subsequently training police in «domestic disturbance» intervention techniques.

28 June 2010 UNODC announces the launch of the Needs Assessment Toolkit on the Criminal Justice Response to Human Trafficking

09 August 2010 Needs Assessment Toolkit on the Criminal Justice Response to Human Trafficking now available online in Chinese and Russian