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1. www.reuters.com › world › ukBritain to spare minor offenders jail in effort to ease ...

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   Oct 17, 2023 · LONDON, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Offenders in England and Wales who are given jail sentences of less than a year will usually see those sentences suspended and do community service instead, Britain's...

2. news.sky.com › story › justice-system-is-letting-us'Justice system is letting us down': Man who violently shook ...

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   Oct 20, 2024 · That's why it was so painful for Ellie to hear that the man who attacked her child is set to be released early from jail as part of a measure to free up space in overcrowded jails.

3. www.gov.uk › guidance › new-change-to-some-offendersNew change to some offenders' automatic release dates

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   Sep 9, 2024 · Information on the change to automatic release dates for some prisoners so they leave after serving 40% of their sentence, rather than the current 50%. From: Ministry of Justice and HM Prison...

4. www.zerotothree.org › resource › journalReuniting Young Children With Their Incarcerated Parents

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   Mar 16, 2020 · The vast majority of people who go to jail or prison will be released eventually, making parental reentry and parent–child reunification a common process in families affected by incarceration. Despite the importance of the reentry period, few studies have focused on how young children cope when a parent returns from jail or prison.

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5. www.gov.uk › types-of-prison-sentence › sentencesTypes of prison sentence: Sentences for children and young ...

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   • Detention and Training Orders
   • Longer Custodial Sentences
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   If you’re aged between 12 and 17 you could get a detention and training order. This lasts between 4 months and 2 years. You would serve the first half of the sentence in custody. You’d serve the second half of the sentence in the community ‘under supervision’. You must meet certain conditions when serving a sentence under supervision. If you break ...

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   If you’re under 18 you could get a longer custodial sentence for a serious crime. For example, a crime that was violent or sexual. You would serve some of the sentence in custody. You’d serve the rest of the sentence in the community ‘on licence’. You must meet certain conditions when serving a sentence on licence.

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   If you’re found guilty of murder, a court must give you a life sentence. A court could give a life sentence for other serious offences like rape or armed robbery. The court decides how long you must serve in custody before you can be considered for parole. If you’re released, you’ll be put on licence for the rest of your life.

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6. www.college.police.uk › app › detention-and-custodyChildren and young persons | College of Policing

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   The custody officer must ensure that concerns resulting from the detention of a child or young person are communicated to the appropriate agency. Information sharing is required when a child is to be released from police custody where: there are concerns about their welfare as a result of risk assessments or other available information

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   What happens when a parent goes to jail or prison?

   • When a parent goes to jail or prison, they will be released eventually, making parental reentry and parent–child reunification a common process in families affected by incarceration. Despite the importance of the reentry period, few studies have focused on how young children cope during this time.

   Reuniting Young Children With Their Incarcerated Parents

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   Are fathers more engaged in their children's lives after release from prison?

   • According to Visher (2013), fathers who communicated more with their children during their last 3 months in prison, including visits and letters, were more engaged in their children’s lives following release from prison. In her analysis of the Returning Home data.

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   Will incarceration separate 2.3 million mothers from their children?

   • Jail will separate 2.3 million mothers from their children this year. (Source: University of Wisconsin-Madison, Sawyer, W., & Bertram, W., 2018, Prison Policy Initiative)

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   Does parental incarceration harm children?

   • On average, parental incarceration in prison or jail harms children. It is essential to recognize the intergenerational consequences of mass incarceration and the costs to society, especially for its most vulnerable members (Wakefield & Wildeman, 2018).

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   How does parental incarceration affect child reunification?

   • Millions of U.S. children are separated from a parent each year due to parental incarceration in prison or jail. The process of parental reentry and child reunification is common in families affected by incarceration, as the vast majority of people who go to jail or prison will be released eventually.

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   Will all eligible prisoners be released at the same time?

   • This will depend on whether they have any sentences that are eligible for early release. To free up enough capacity, this change will also be applied to current prisoners from September, but not all eligible offenders in prison will be released at the same time.

   New change to some offenders' automatic release dates - GOV.UK

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8. www.barnardos.org.uk › get-support › support-forChildren with a parent or relative in prison | Barnardo's

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   No child should be punished because a relative is in prison. Find out how we support children and their families in these situations.