CJS staff information

Maidstone Mela 2008, volunteers needed!

The KCJB will be holding a stand at this year's Maidstone Mela on September 14.  We are looking for Criminal Justice Staff members to help out on the day and engage with the public.  This is a great way to meet some of the people who come into contact with the system and help boost public confidence.

Any amount of time that you are willing to spare would be appreciated.  If you can help then please contact the support team for more information at KCJB.enq@kent.pnn.police.uk

All expenses will be covered and overtime is available.

 

 

Simple, Speedy, Summary Justice

The KCJB has produced a staff newsletter highlighting the areas of CJSSS that have been a success.  CJSSS is designed to make justice faster, more efficient and more effective.  This has resulted in a reduction in trial delays and a reduction in the time taken from charge to sentence.

To Download the staff leaflet please click on the link below

 

 

Kent Criminal Justice Board Structure 2008

The KCJB has recently gone through a period of change and the structure has altered.  The following documents provide a clear understanding of the aims of each group represented under the Board.  If you have any queries regarding the structure of the KCJB then please contact the support team.

 
Kent Criminal Justice Board E-Bulletin

The E-Bulletin is produced every month and has the latest news on what the KCJB is doing in Kent.  If there's something you think we should be reporting on then contact the support team.

 

 

Justice Matters Newsletter

 The Summer 2008 edition of Justice Matters has now been produced.  This is a four page newsletter with articles about new initiatives and features on people working in the Criminal Justice System in Kent.  If you would like to be sent some copies please contact the KCJB Support Team at KCJB.enq@kent.pnn.police.uk.

The latest edition includes stories on the Intermediary scheme, Youth Offending Service's recent success and a feature on the South East Regional Confiscation Unit Team in Dover.

 

 

Kent Criminal Justice Board information leaflet

A new information leaflet has been produced outlining some of the work the Kent Criminal Justice Board is doing to protect the public.  There are details on:

  • Supporting victims and witnesses of crime
  • Helping victims of domestic abuse and homophobic crime
  • Puniching and rehabilitating offenders
  • Confiscation enforcement

If you would like some copies of the leaflet to display in public area of your building then please contact the KCJB Support Team at KCJB.enq@kent.pnn.police.uk.

A number of other information leaflets can be requested from the Office of Criminal Justice Reform (OCJR).  Please visit the staff website and find out more by clicking here.

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