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Relationships in the CJS, Courts - Coggle Diagram
Relationships in the CJS
police
relationship with HM prison
Police may be called to attend prison to manage disorder amongst prisoner.
relationship with national probation service
police may support probation in attending welfare checks on offender.
Relationship with cps/courts
gives evidence in court as a prosecution witness.
may be asked to transport defendants to and from court.
HM prison
relationship with government
overseen by the ministry of justice
Relationship with police
they would facilitate interviews of prisoners for ongoing police investigations
relationship with court
hold defendants on remand and impost custodial sentences given by the courts
relationship with judiciary
will impose the prison sentences given by judiciary
relationship with Probation service
work together to decide if a prisoner can be paroled and organise support
national probation service
relationship with government
overseen by the ministry of justice
relationship with police
if offender commits an offence whilst on probation then police will arrest them to prison/custody.
relationship with HM prison
supervise offenders released on licence into the community.
they will also visit prisoners who are being reviewed for parole to asses the risk of reoffending and produce a report either supporting or denying their application.
relationship with courts
probation officers may need to provide evidence in court in relation to an offender's behaviour on probation and the risk with re-offending.
Courts
relationship with police
arrange safe transportation of defendants to and from court.
relationship with national probation service
operate with the probation service in managing those on child sex offender registry are recalled to be reviewed if needed
relationship with judiciary
responsible for surpervising the efficient running of the court system.
relationship with HM prison
may need to return to court to attend hearing/trial and organise a meeting with defensive counsel or go to court