Offenders News

Social workers are seeking support as a new government aim to increase community-based sentences for offenders threatens to further strain the already stretched

Violent and sexual offenders will be confined to 'restriction zones' of a few miles after their release from prison to minimize contact with victims.

A new scheme will be implemented in October to confine serious violent and sexual offenders to small geographical areas after their release from prison on proba

More than 2,400 individuals were caught vaping in the second quarter of 2026, with 457 of them identified as etomidate vaporiser offenders.

The Kerala High Court stated that victim compensation should be independent of the fine imposed on offenders, emphasizing a statutory obligation for criminal co

Tories and charity bosses are criticizing Andy Burnham over plans to release 9,300 domestic abusers early, with 3,000 perpetrators set to be freed annually befo

WA police are actively searching for two offenders who are on the run after cutting off their electronic ankle monitors.

The UK Government will equip the probation service with real-time electronic monitoring data and the ability to conduct random drug tests as part of a new crime

More than 70,000 prisoners have been released early under a Labour scheme, with 9,958 offenders let out in the first three months of this year, leading to incre

The Conservative leader, Kemi, has called for an immediate halt to the early release scheme for serious offenders, citing concerns from victims who feel unsafe.

Cyberabad SHE Teams arrested 33 offenders and rescued 146 children during a week-long enforcement drive.

A report warns that thousands of offenders are not wearing their electronic tags, prompting calls for the Ministry of Justice to address system issues before a

A report claims thousands of offenders are not wearing electronic tags, though the Ministry of Justice disputes this, citing its own review which found 5,450 un

The Ministry of Justice has revealed that 5,450 offenders who were ordered to wear electronic monitoring devices were not wearing them by the end of March.