Criminal justice
The case for private prisons
A research paper on the impact of competition and private sector involvement in prisons. In it, Reform analyses new official data on prison performance and reoffending rates.
Reform Analysis: Police station visits
Police stations in London are used by just 1.9 members of the public an hour, Reform research shows.
Doing it justice
Reform's report on Police and Crime Commissioners and the integration of criminal justice services
Transforming policing for the 21st century
The transcript of Reform's conference on "Transforming policing for the 21st century" on 14 September 2012.
Joined-up justice: Integrating the criminal...
Conference brochure for Reform's criminal justice conference held on April 17 2012.
Administering justice by results
Transcipt from Reform roundtable with Crispin Blunt MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary
of State for Prisons and Probation
Value for money in policing: from efficiency...
The transcript of Reform-KPMG's major conference with speakers including Rt Hon Theresa May MP and Sir Hugh Orde OBE QPM
21st century justice
The brochure from Reform's major criminal justice conference, 21st century justice, with speakers including Damian Green MP, Helen Goodman MP and Sir Hugh Orde OBE QPM.
A new force
The police service in England and Wales is the most expensive in the world, yet it is failing to properly address both national serious crime and local policing needs. Reform's report looks at the structural changes which can improve this situation.
The lawful society
The report finds that the British public have become "passive bystanders", uninformed about crime and unlikely to participate in maintaining justice.
Urban crime rankings
The figures show a very wide variation in urban crime rates in England and Wales with Nottingham, the highest crime urban area, recording over four times the number of selected crimes per 1,000 population as Colchester, the safest urban area.
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