From Evidence to Practice – What Implementation Science Means for Probation and Prison Development

The latest IN-CJ podcast brings together the closing roundtable in the series on implementation science in criminal justice. Chaired by Vivian Geiran, the discussion builds Source

In this episode of the IN-CJ podcast series, Living in Criminal Justice Research, Ana Esquerra Roqueta and Kyle Hart speak with Jeffrey Jhanjan, policy advisor Source

The latest episode in the IN-CJ Living Criminal Justice Research series explores the rehabilitative potential of Community Service Orders (CSOs) through the doctoral research of Source

The IN-CJ roundtable with Professor Fergus McNeill, Professor Miranda Boone and colleagues returned to one of the most persistent questions in criminal justice: what do Source

This episode of the IN-CJ podcast shares the American Perspectives webinar on Implementation Science, recorded on 9th June 2026. The discussion follows the earlier European Source

What happens when theatre, legal education and prison-based access to justice work are brought together in a setting where many people are waiting for trial, Source

How should probation systems recognise meaningful progress? This is the central question explored in the first episode of IN-CJ’s Living Criminal Justice Research podcast, where Source

What do we mean when we talk about rehabilitation in criminal justice? Is it a process of changing an individual, a legal restoration of rights, Source

This episode of the IN-CJ podcast, part of the Just Arts series, brings together John Scott and Xiaoye Zhang in conversation with Joost van Onna Source

The first IN-CJ webinar on implementation science addresses a persistent challenge in criminal justice practice. How do services move from knowing what works to embedding Source