PPT-‘What Works’, Offending Behaviour Programmes and Accred

Mike Maguire Professor of Criminology amp Criminal Justice Cardiff University amp University of Glamorgan Member of England amp Wales Correctional Services Accreditation Panel CSAP Planned coverage. Good driving habits exhibited by drivers of government vehicles both during and outside of work have a flow on effect to the wider community and impr ove the overall safety of our roads When engaged in workrelated driving it is likely that you will Mike Maguire. Professor of Criminology & Criminal Justice . Cardiff University & University of Glamorgan. Member of England & Wales Correctional Services Accreditation Panel (CSAP). Planned coverage:. Paul . Mazerolle. , Samara . McPhredran. , Christine Bond. Griffith University. Background. Juvenile offending – long recognised as a significant social, health, and justice concern.. 1990s onwards – expansion of evidence base.. ... but only if you get the right sentence. 2 to 4 years: lower re-offending rates than those given 1 to 2 years. re-offending rate 7.2 percentage points lower than for those serving 1 to 2 years (2008). . programmes. . and. how . they. affect outcomes . and. risk . and. protective factors. . Nick Axford, Delbert S. Elliott and Michael Little. Standards of evidence. Intervention specificity. . Hosted by Joseph & Jim. Webinars. Webinar Recordings/Resources. www.tutor2u.net/psychology/series/cpd-webinar-recordings. Coming Soon. Session Overview. Session Overview. The Specification. Old Spec vs. New Spec. Anna L. Stewart, . Carleen. M. Thompson, April . Chrzanowski. , Troy Allard and Susan M. Dennison . Griffith University, School of CCJ and Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice and Governance. Life course offending patterns across gender and indigenous status in an Australian birth cohort. ?. September 2017. Prof. .. Henry Overman . Director, What Works Centre for Local Economic Growth. I am not a development expert. Experience of working with UK government for (nearly) 20 years on local growth. Shauneen . Lenzi . &. . Ian Mc Glade PBNI. . Sarah-Jane . Morgan . & Mandy . Wright . NIPS. The Challenge. Small numbers. Diverse group – Risk and Needs. Traditional programmes are for ‘adults’ . Mike Maguire. Professor of Criminology & Criminal Justice . Cardiff University & University of Glamorgan. Member of England & Wales Correctional Services Accreditation Panel (CSAP). Planned coverage:. Dr Ann Henry. Tues 13. th. November 2012. Forensic & Applied Cognitive Psychology. Previous lecture. Different . types of mental illness/ disorder. Criminal Justice System. Treatments in mental health settings. Custodial Sentencing . How should . WE . deal with offending . behaviour?. We need to consider the purpose of punishment. When someone is found guilty in court, their punishment for committing the crime . Lesson objectives . Differential Association Theory . Recap Freud's theory. Apply to criminal behaviour . Consider the strengths and weaknesses of this explanation . Sutherland’s Differential Association . Carleen. M. Thompson, April . Chrzanowski. , Troy Allard and Susan M. Dennison . Griffith University, School of CCJ and Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice and Governance. Life course offending patterns across gender and indigenous status in an Australian birth cohort.