Cecilia French and Lucy Linton-Briggs of the @Parole_Board explain what the Board actually does, and how it has tried to open itself up to victims without compromising fair decision-making >> hubs.la/Q04rjFSd0 #parole #criminaljustice #victimsupport

Fiona Rutherford (@JUSTICEhq) opened this year's Modernising Criminal Justice conference by setting out why technology - and specifically AI - needs to be handled with care across the justice system. Read her introduction here >> hubs.la/Q04rj9TZ0 #criminaljustice #AI

Adam Boyse (@metpoliceuk) talks about the practical AI and technology that is already in use with frontline officers >> hubs.la/Q04rjCx90 He's not focused on concepts or theory, but tools that officers actually use with blue lights flashing. #AI #police #criminaljustice

After 24 years in policing, this perspective from inside the justice system reveals a stark truth: it’s not people holding things back, it’s the gaps between systems. @Salesforce explore how joining up technology could transform outcomes: hubs.la/Q04lSgdS0 #criminaljustice

That’s a wrap! Thank you to all our sponsors, speakers and attendees from across the whole CJS for such a jam-packed and brilliant day. We hope you have a good journey home! Write-ups to follow in the coming weeks over on our blog >> hubs.la/Q04kN4bn0

Can the Leveson Review unlock meaningful reform? Richard Atkinson from @TheLawSociety explores funding, workforce pressures and the need for a coordinated, system-wide response #MCJ26

What does effective inspection look like today? Faith Geary from @HMIProbation explores how a modern inspectorate can drive improvement and better public outcomes #criminaljustice #MCJ26 #probation

Supporting victims within a fair system is complex. Today’s discussion from the @Parole_Board highlights transparency, communication and trust as critical factors #MCJ26

Clearing backlogs is only part of the challenge, the final panel of the day at #MCJ26 looks at how to sustain performance while modernising infrastructure across the system Thanks to our speakers from: @MoJGovUK @HMCTSgovuk @Justice_Digital @Metpoliceuk

Our afternoon panel discuss AI in practice across the justice system - sharing case studies, lessons learnt and where impact is already being seen #MCJ26 @MoJGovUK, @hmpps, @TheLawSociety, @techUK

Lord David Blunkett takes the stage at #MCJ26 to explore the Policing Review, its recommendations and what it means for policing and the wider justice system

Re-imagining the CCRC - Dame Vera Baird KC outlines the path to restoring confidence, credibility and trust in the system #MCJ26 @ccrcupdate

Transforming the victim experience starts with listening and collaboration. This panel explores how services and systems can better support every step of the journey #MCJ26 @MoJGovUK @CPSUK @DC_PCC @Skills_justice

@Accenture_UK discuss AI in practice at scale, with a focus on delivering faster, more secure services while maintaining independence and trust #MCJ26

Mark Stanley on stage at #MCJ26, discussing how digital reform could create a single, joined up probation service, strengthen risk management and improve public protection @Justice_Digital #criminaljustice

From cell door logging to remote reviews, this session explores how custody processes can be digitised to improve efficiency and compliance #MCJ26

Supporting people through the gate - this session explores how digital delivery can scale access to critical services for prisoners At #MCJ26 with @nec_sws and @rift_social_ent

From education to family contact - intelligent cell solutions show how integrated systems can improve both safety and experience #MCJ26

How do you design for frontline reality? Insights into building sustainable, user centred services across probation @MoJGovUK at #MCJ26

Big transformation or small fixes? This session makes the case for modular improvements that tackle friction in justice processes one step at a time At #MCJ26 with @CasedocCMS