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Reducing Secure Remands: Toolkit for Custodial Panels Workshop

This workshop session aims to support the setup of panels that reduce unnecessary custodial or secure remands, identify issues early, and divert cases to community alternatives. Learn about three panel types including monthly reviews, weekly planning, and gate-keeping processes. Key elements include pre/post-custodial case reviews, panel membership, terms of reference, and meeting logistics. Participants will explore advantages, disadvantages, and practical application of each panel model in group exercises. Next steps involve selecting the suitable panel model for your Youth Offending Team, establishing the panel with appropriate members, terms of reference, and priorities, and scheduling a review to track benefits.

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Reducing Secure Remands: Toolkit for Custodial Panels Workshop

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  1. Reducing Secure Remands Toolkit: Supporting MaterialsCustodial/Secure Remand Panels Workshop

  2. Sessions Aims and Objectives. Facilitate the setting up of a panel that will contribute to: • A reduction in unnecessary custodial/secure remands; • Early identification of issues for custodial/secure remands; • An increased number of diversions to a appropriate community alternative.

  3. Three Types of Custodial/Secure Remand Panels • Monthly Review Meeting • Custodial/secure remand case are reviewed historically on a monthly basis • Weekly Planning Review • Consider cases that are appearing in court that week to ensure alternatives to custody are being offered where appropriate • Continuous Gate-Keeping Processes • Embedded gate-keeping & QA in day to day YOT practice

  4. Aims & benefits

  5. Key Elements • Pre or Post custodial cases reviewed • Membership of panel. • Terms of Reference (ToR) for panel • How often, where and when it will meet • What will be presented to the panel • Power of recommendations / post meeting actions

  6. Exercise Split into 3 Groups. Take one of the models of custody panels and: • Discuss the advantages • Discuss the disadvantages • Discuss how it would work in ………. Be prepared to feedback your findings with the rest of the group.

  7. Next Steps • Identify the most appropriate model for your YOT. • Set up the panel: • Appropriate membership • ToR • Priority etc. • Set a date to review the benefits.

  8. Thank - You

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