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Restorative Justice - Community Resolutions Superintendent Mike Brown

Restorative Justice - Community Resolutions Superintendent Mike Brown.

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Restorative Justice - Community Resolutions Superintendent Mike Brown

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  1. Restorative Justice - Community Resolutions Superintendent Mike Brown

  2. “The current Police approach to dealing with local crime issues, such as damage, anti-social behaviour and minor assaults is clumsy. Officers are encouraged to criminalise people for behaviour which may have caused offence but would be better dealt in a different way. Complainants are dissatisfied because they want help rather than a criminal justice outcome” Sir Ronnie Flanagan HMIC

  3. National Indicator 111 seeks to reduce number of first time entrants into the youth justice system. First time entrants are defined as young people (aged 10-17) who receive their first substantive outcome. This would include a Reprimand, Final Warning or Court disposal.

  4. Community ResolutionBased on Restorative Justice principles • The Victim - Centre of the Process • The Community - Justice Seen • The Offender - Understand the Harm • Meaningful reparation - Truly restorative • Minimal bureaucracy

  5. Phase One - March 2009 - December 2009Cambridge City NHPTReview and AdjustPhase Two - March 2010 - August 2010Southern DivisionPhase Three - September 2010Force wideProgress so far .....

  6. Suitable Offence Types • Criminal Damage under £100 • Theft under £50 • Common Assault (Non Domestic) • Sect 5 Public Order Act, Offensive Conduct • Other with Supt / Chief Inspector Authority

  7. Ineligible Offender Types • PPO/PYO • Subject to ASBO • Low level resolution for similar offence in the last 2 years • Constabulary employee!

  8. Quality Assurance • SCIMU Daily Review - Case Monitoring • DCI Daily Detections Review • Supt Monthly Review - Case Scrutiny

  9. Community Resolutions Questions? Superintendent Mike Brown

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