Reducing crime, administering justice locally... The Cambridgeshire Criminal Justice Board brings together local criminal justice agencies to make our communities safer.
Whether you're a victim of crime, a witness, a juror or have been accused or convicted of a crime, this site's for you. If you have an interest in criminal justice, you should find plenty to keep you informed and entertained. Take a look around - there's plenty to explore!
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Know a justice superhero? Someone who's gone the extra mile to improve justice in their community?
There's just one month left to nominate a person or team for one of the most exciting events in the criminal justice world - The Justice Awards. To find out more and be in with a chance to win an iPod Shuffle, click here.
Local lifesavers Stuart Adam and Leigh Fenton have been shortlisted for the prestigious Police Bravery Awards.
To find out why, click here.
At the age of 17, Priya was forced to marry a complete stranger. On her wedding night she was drugged and raped. She was told she’d be hunted down and killed if she tried to run away. But eventually, after eight years of misery, she did just that.
Priya speaks out about her “great escape” in the hope that other forced marriage survivors will also seek help...
Everyone should have a choice about whether they want to get married - and who they get married to. Yet many people in this country are forced to get married against their will. They fear they'll bring shame upon their families if they refuse to enter unhappy marriages.
Click here to find out about the Choice helpline, a new hotline in Cambridgeshire for victims of 'honour' based crimes.
You can also read about Asian charity Karma Nirvana, which runs the Honour Network, a free helpline manned by survivors of 'honour' based violence.
See what Home Office Minister Vernon Coaker and Crown Prosecution Director for London West, Nazir Afzal, have to say on the issue of 'honour' based violence and forced marriages. And discover how a new law coming into force this autumn will improve justice for victims.
On other parts of this website you can put your knowledge to the test with an interactive Criminal Justice quiz or vote in regular polls.
Want to make a real difference to your community? Check out our Justice Careers section - showing what it's really like to work on the frontline of Cambridgeshire's criminal justice system.
