Custodial Care – Page 44 – Care Appointments

Young offender could have been saved if staff had responded to emergency bell, report

By Sally Wardle21st February 2018News England

A “vulnerable” 18-year-old man who killed himself in a prison cell could have been saved if staff had promptly responded to an emergency alarm, a report has found. Lithuanian national

Police officers and staff to face misconduct proceedings after vulnerable man died in custody

By Claire Hayhurst15th February 2018News England

Six police officers and staff will face misconduct proceedings following the death of a man with mental health problems in police custody. A Devon and Cornwall Police sergeant, two detention

Probabtion report finds poor supervision is resulting in increased reoffending

By Hayden Smith9th February 2018News England

Probation services responsible for supervising thousands of offenders are failing to meet them often enough, a report has warned. Enforcement of non-custodial sentences by private community rehabilitation companies (CRCs) was

Woman left distressed after police interview played at rugby players rape trial

By Lesley-Anne McKeown2nd February 2018News Northern Ireland

A woman who has accused two Ireland and Ulster rugby players of rape was distressed as footage of her police interview was played to a court. The hour-long video showed

Woman in collapsed trial tells of ‘very difficult’ moment giving birth in custody

By The Press Association1st February 2018News England

A mother whose trial collapsed due to “repeated failures” has spoken of the “very difficult” moment she had to give birth in custody. Petruta-Cristina Bosoanca was one of three people

Jury criticise ‘appalling systematic failures’ as prison officer cleared over suicide death

By Emily Pennink31st January 2018News England

Jurors have criticised “appalling systematic failures” at a prison as they cleared an officer over the death of a suicidal inmate. Joseph Travers, 55, was accused of breaching his duty

Delayed tagging overhaul branded a ‘catastrophic waste of money’ – report

By Hayden Smith24th January 2018News England

A new electronic monitoring scheme for supervising offenders has been condemned by MPs as a “catastrophic” waste of taxpayers’ money. In a scathing critique, the Commons Public Accounts Committee (PAC)

Watchdog flags up concerns over inmate safety at women’s jail

By Hayden Smith23rd January 2018News England

The prisons watchdog has raised the alarm over safety at a women’s jail for the first time in years. In a rare finding, HM Inspectorate of Prisons (HMIP) rated the

Concern over lack of time outside cells as self-harm increases at youth jail

By Hayden Smith9th January 2018News England

Violence and self-harm have increased at a youth jail, a watchdog report has warned. It found one in four boys felt unsafe at Cookham Wood young offender institution (YOI) near

Torture was ‘systematic’ in youth detention centres in 1970s and 1980s, says lawyer

By Tom Wilkinson4th January 2018News England

The way some teenage detention centre inmates were treated in the 1970s and 1980s could be officially classed as torture, a leading child abuse lawyer has said. David Greenwood, who

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Young offender could have been saved if staff had responded to emergency bell, report

Police officers and staff to face misconduct proceedings after vulnerable man died in custody

Probabtion report finds poor supervision is resulting in increased reoffending

Woman left distressed after police interview played at rugby players rape trial

Woman in collapsed trial tells of ‘very difficult’ moment giving birth in custody

Jury criticise ‘appalling systematic failures’ as prison officer cleared over suicide death

Delayed tagging overhaul branded a ‘catastrophic waste of money’ – report

Watchdog flags up concerns over inmate safety at women’s jail

Concern over lack of time outside cells as self-harm increases at youth jail

Torture was ‘systematic’ in youth detention centres in 1970s and 1980s, says lawyer

Waspi women criticise ‘bizarre and unjustified’ ruling out of compensation

Sara Sharif’s father and stepmother branded ‘executioners’ as pair are jailed for life

Letby legal team seeks fresh bid to challenge convictions of child serial killer

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Young offender could have been saved if staff had responded to emergency bell, report

Police officers and staff to face misconduct proceedings after vulnerable man died in custody

Probabtion report finds poor supervision is resulting in increased reoffending

Woman left distressed after police interview played at rugby players rape trial

Woman in collapsed trial tells of ‘very difficult’ moment giving birth in custody

Jury criticise ‘appalling systematic failures’ as prison officer cleared over suicide death

Delayed tagging overhaul branded a ‘catastrophic waste of money’ – report

Watchdog flags up concerns over inmate safety at women’s jail

Concern over lack of time outside cells as self-harm increases at youth jail

Torture was ‘systematic’ in youth detention centres in 1970s and 1980s, says lawyer