Bringing together policy stakeholders to explore the latest thinking and evidence around the practice of mandating offenders to a period of compulsory sobriety
I am delighted to announce that I am hosting a second UK Compulsory Sobriety Network Symposium at @Law_Leeds on 7th June. The event is free and open to all, however pre-registration is required due to limited space. Book here: https://t.co/PB9c3Gpwv4
Sobriety tags that enforce alcohol bans on offenders by checking their intake every 30 minutes are to be introduced in England to reduce drink-related crime, the Government has announced. https://t.co/ljWDXVVd13
Policing Minister Kit Malthouse explains how sobriety ankle tags for criminals who commit alcohol-fuelled offences will work.
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Probation officers will be alerted if the sobriety tags detect alcohol in the sweat and the offender could then face fines or other sentences in court https://t.co/c1qW4Rt31q
A decade of personal campaigning, persuading, cajoling culminates in my launch today...Compulsory sobriety for alcohol crime comes to the UK. At last...
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Alcohol is a factor in around 39% of violent crime.
Courts in Wales can now order offenders who commit alcohol-fuelled crime to stop drinking & wear sobriety tags to aid rehabilitation & end the cycle of reoffending.
Find out how the tags work below 👇
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"If we want to see a longer-term shift to healthier drinking and a reduction in reoffending rates, sobriety tags alone are not enough." Read our CEO @RichardCPiper's piece in @theipaper @ipaperviews. https://t.co/7bupasQUNS
Sobriety Tags Came Into Force Yesterday
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Alcohol Abstinence Monitoring Requirements to go national this winter. Pilots show most people comply but no published research on impact on reoffending