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Cassia Rowland argues that the prison early release scheme won't resolve the crisis in the criminal justice system.
She argues that it is both cause and symptom of the problem.
Problems in different parts of the system have fed into the crisis but prisons have also contributed to these problems.
There are harmful feedback loops of declining performance across the system.
The criminal justice system is unusual in being much more centralised than other public services.
The NHS is overseen by an arms-length body, NHS England , with delivery carried out by independent hospital trusts and typically reliant on local government for social care services.
Courts, prisons and probation are all national services, run directly by the Ministry of Justice .
Policing is split into 43 different forces, but they are still directly accountable to the Home Office .
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