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We all know that justice is not a product that can be unilaterally dispensed by law enforcement or the Judiciary. It is simply not within the power of the Police, Judiciary, the Prison Service, Probation or any other professional to rehabilitate people and produce more just societies, when this is fundamentally about tackling issues of poverty and health inequality.Nurture Development believe these are issues of social justice, more so than criminal justice, and their complexity requires a community response that is radically different to the status quo.
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