NI Safe Community Survey Consultation

Fairness of the CJS: Gives witnesses and victims the support they need Fairness of the CJS: Treats those accused of crime as innocent until proven guilty Fairness of the CJS: Takes into account the views of witnesses and victims Fairness of the CJS: When sentencing, takes into account the circumstances surrounding the crime Fairness of the CJS: Is too soft on those accused of committing a crime Fairness of the CJS: Achieves the correct balance between the rights of offenders and victims Fairness of the CJS: Discriminates against particular groups or individuals Fairness: Overall confidence in the fairness of the CJS Effectiveness of the CJS: Police are effective at catching criminals Effectiveness of the CJS: Public Prosecution Service (PPS) is effective at prosecuting people accused of crime Effectiveness of the CJS: Courts are effective at dealing with cases promptly Effectiveness of the CJS: Courts are effective at giving punishments which fit the crime Effectiveness of the CJS: Prisons are effective at punishing convicted offenders Effectiveness of the CJS: Prisons are effective at rehabilitating convicted offenders Effectiveness of the CJS: Probation service is effective at preventing criminals from reoffending Effectiveness: Overall confidence in the effectiveness of the CJS Increasing confidence in the CJS

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