Our New Virtual Event Offering for the Criminal Justice Sector

A massive thank you to the speakers, sponsors and delegates that came together online on 12th November to make this year’s event such a success. The summit delivered a comprehensive overview of what needs to be done across the criminal justice sector to deliver digital transformation and to reduce reoffending, with inspirational speakers, interactive sessions and lots of delegate engagement through our virtual networking tools.

Watch sessions on-demand, and keep networking online!

The virtual event platform is open to all delegates for 30 days after the Summit. If you attended, login now to revisit your favourite sessions, catch up on presentations you missed and to continue networking with other attendees.

If you weren’t able to join us live, it’s not too late to get involved! Scroll down to find out more…

Virtual Event Platform remains open until12th December

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Why attend the Modernising Criminal Justice Conference?

As the era of austerity approaches its’ end, the UK looks forward to an influx of investment to revive a justice system which is at breaking point.

The Modernising Criminal Justice Conference, now in its 17th year, is designed to unite innovators with decision makers, along with the wider public sector, as a whole-system approach enables the sharing of resources, ideas & expertise to aid in the modernisation which the sector so desperately needs.

The programme will cover the latest funding & policy updates, as well as leading case studies in diversionary schemes, predictive policing, community reintegration and more.

Digital Policing

Witness and Victim Protection

Youth Justice

Rehabilitaton

Disclosure of Evidence

Court Reform

What people are saying..

It felt like I was attending a physical conference, something not easy to pull off. I thought the tone was great and the mix of sessions well thought out. The platform was fantastic and engagement high.

- Police Federation of England and Wales

I thought this was a great event. The virtual platform used was excellent. It was so slick, engaging and with zero technology problems. Timing was incredible. I was so impressed with the delivery. This has been my favourite year yet.

Senior Probation Practice Researcher - Kent Surrey and Sussex CRC

The online platform is brilliant and I could not fault it. It was easy to use and sets a standard going forward for other providers to facilitate training and conferences in this way.

- Designated Safeguarding Lead

Dame Vera Baird

Commissioner

Victims' Commissioner for England & Wales

In conversation with Dame Vera Baird

We are delighted to close this year's conference with a live interview with Dame Vera Baird DBE QC. Dame Vera Baird QC is currently the Victims’ Commissioner for England & Wales, responsible for promoting the interests of victims and witnesses of crime. She previously served as a Labour MP, the Solicitor General for England & Wales and a Police and Crime Commissioner. This was after practising as a criminal barrister for many years.

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