Modernising Justice Through IT | Tuesday 26th January 2010 | QEII Conference Centre London

Welcome to GovNet’s 5th annual Modernising Justice through IT Conference 2010, the UK’s premier conference for those involved in harnessing technology to create a more efficient, streamlined and joined-up criminal justice system to protect the public and reduce re-offending.

The CJS has come a long way since the Bichard and Flannigan reviews, and this timely conference will provide delegates with the opportunity to assess progress and discuss new solutions to future issues. Modernising Justice through IT 2010 will consider how technology can reduce bureaucracy in policing, create better offender management systems and achieve the goal of swift and accurate justice for all.

In this time of economic constraints and the need to achieve ‘better for less’, Modernising Justice through IT 2010 will explore how innovations in secure data-sharing technology and information governance can create joined-up intelligence and deliver optimum operational efficiencies across the criminal justice system. It will examine how better analysis of re-offending risk can improve operational interventions and sentencing decisions, and how a data-driven approach can assess the effectiveness and inefficiencies of current practices.

This conference will look at the current examples of best practice from across the CJS, providing delegates with an opportunity to hear from and question key policy makers. We look forward to contributions from the Home Office, National Policing Improvement Agency, the National Offender Management Service and the Office of Criminal Justice Reform. With its high-level speakers, excellent seminars, expert suppliers and unrivalled networking opportunities, this conference is one not to be missed. We look forward to welcoming you.

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