YJB puts faith in resettlement schemes to crack reoffending
Neil Puffett
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
With reoffending by a small cohort of highly troubled young people stubbornly high, the Youth Justice Board hopes efforts to better prepare offenders for life outside custody will prevent them returning.
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