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From the Insight Monitor archives, here's a look at one of our Primers on RCMP intelligence: (Our primers are always free to read)  https://lnkd.in/gyVErXcB

Here is my latest research co-authored with Rita Augestad-Knudsen on UK CT policy, and its ability to deal with the current risks presented by people with multiple and complex needs. UKCT needs to adapt its position from ‘escalating’ cases into pursue - and therefore the CJ system - and become more comfortable with putting pursue cases into Prevent multi agency forums, where needs and drivers can be addressed. There also needs to be a better dialogue about how people caught up in the CT system with identified MCN can coexist in investigations while simultaneously receiving multi agency support - to both manage risks they present and mitigate the causes of those risks. The system needs to produce better outcomes than jail for people caught up in it.

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