Sentence examples for justice professional from inspiring English sources

"Any juvenile justice professional will tell you that a detention setting should be the last option for any young offender," Steve J Martin, a prison consultant who has worked with several jail systems, including Rikers, told me this week.

The first ever Law on Juvenile Justice was finalized in 2010 and more than 200 juvenile justice professionals from all sectors (judges, prosecutors, police officers, social welfare professionals and correctional officers) from all parts of Montenegro were trained on child rights and international standards in juvenile justice.

Criminal justice professionals report high compliance rates, at least while these people remain in the court system.

But solicitors have warned that ministers will squander the goodwill demonstrated during the exceptional circumstances of the riots by imposing regular weekend duties on criminal justice professionals.

Since their announcement, the government's plans for vast "Titan" prisons have caused a mixture of disbelief and dismay for penal reformers and criminal justice professionals alike.

In the rest of the world, criminal justice professionals tend to be civil servants who are insulated from popular demands for tough sentencing.

A spokesman for the Home Office says the circles have "made a promising start, with positive feedback on them being received from criminal justice professionals, volunteers and offenders involved".

Laura Richards, the author of the report, said: "Stalking is not fully understood by criminal justice professionals and too often the stalking pattern is missed.

There are big questions for the justice professionals in the saga of "Sarah", whose conviction for perverting the course of justice by wrongly retracting a rape allegation was upheld on Tuesday by Lord Judge, the lord chief justice.

It will give you the relevant social science or forensic skills to analyse the answers to those questions in order to inform criminal justice professionals and policy makers about how to deal with crime".

The initiative comes at a time of growing consensus among criminal justice professionals across the country that in many cases it makes more sense to treat people charged with prostitution offenses as victims rather than defendants.