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Policing think tank recommends conditional cautions


Policing think tank recommends conditional cautions

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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/07/18/low-risk-offenders-who-view-child-sex-abuse-images-online-should/

This is actually nothing new, because it was recommended before, back in 2018. Since then, very few conditional cations have been issued, but this report will at least keep the idea on the radar of senior police officers and may eventually lead to a change in approach.
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