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People want offenders to make amends, poll reveals

ICM survey results offer massive vote of support for community payback and restorative justice.

The results of an ICM telephone poll of 1,000 members of the public, conducted one month after the riots in England, show overwhelming popular support for constructive ways in which offenders can make amends to victims for the harm they have caused.

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No One Knows: prisoners with learning difficulties and learning disabilities, Scotland

26/09/2007 18:08:00

Identifying and supporting prisoners with learning difficulties and learning disabilities: the views of prison staff in Scotland.

No One Knows: prevalence and needs of offenders with learning disabilities and difficulties

07/03/2007 18:28:00

No One Knows: The prevalance and associated needs of offenders with learning difficulties and learning disabilities.

No One Knows: easy read briefing

07/03/2007 18:23:00

An easy read introduction to the Prison Reform Trust and the work of the No One Knows programme.

No One Knows: prisoners with learning difficulties and learning disabilities, England and Wales

07/03/2007 17:56:00

Identifying and supporting prisoners with learning difficulties and learning disabilities: the views of prison staff, England and Wales.

Having their say: the work of prisoner councils

26/01/2004 17:18:00

The report, Having Their Say, is the first in-depth study of consultative forums for prisoners, known as prisoner councils, which exist in nearly a third of prisons in England and Wales. It outlines how councils allow staff to consult prisoner representatives and how prisoners can give feedback on the prison regime.

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Children with learning disabilities and other impairments are more likely to go to prison than other young people because the youth justice system is failing to recognise their needs, according to a major survey of youth offending team (YOT) staff.