SPRINT 13 Workshop 4 ‘You be the judge’ Alice Newton and Aidan Muller - Ministry of Justice

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SPRINT 13 Workshop 4 Demonstration of the ‘You be the judge’ interactive website. Users hear the facts of a criminal case, pass sentence and then compare it to a judge’s sentence. Aims to change public perceptions of sentencing and is increasingly used as an educational tool. Alice Newton and Aidan Muller - Ministry of Justice

Technology

Using digital to improve
public conﬁdence in the
criminal justice system

Monday, 4 February 13

Conﬁdence in criminal justice

Conﬁdence in sentencing
Correlation: ‘informed’ & ‘conﬁdent’

Transparency

Public education

Monday, 4 February 13

Low level of understanding of
sentencing - only 31% say they feel
informed about sentences

Need for the right information -
context, context, context

Research shows difference in
perceptions: ‘Generic’ vs ‘Speciﬁc’

Monday, 4 February 13

A choice of sentences

Monday, 4 February 13

66% of target users
‘converted’

Monday, 4 February 13

What’s the wider
impact?

Monday, 4 February 13

Engagement with the public

Raising the proﬁle of our
digital work

Proving digital principles

Monday, 4 February 13

Public MoJ
Public

Monday, 4 February 13

Information

Public MoJ
Public

Monday, 4 February 13

Information
Trust / understanding
Public MoJ
Public

Monday, 4 February 13

Information
Trust / understanding
Public Discussion MoJ
Public

Monday, 4 February 13

Information
Trust / understanding
Public Discussion MoJ
Public
Feedback on policy

Monday, 4 February 13

Outside government
Inside government

Monday, 4 February 13

Exemplar Services
1. Prison visits booking
2. Civil claims
3. Fee payments
4. Ofﬁce of the Public Guardian -
Lasting Power of Attorney
Monday, 4 February 13

User focus

Research | Testing | Analytics
Monday, 4 February 13

Questions?
www.justice.gov.uk/ybtj

Monday, 4 February 13

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SPRINT 13 Workshop 4 ‘You be the judge’ Alice Newton and Aidan Muller - Ministry of Justice

1. Monday, 4 February 13

2. Using digital to improve public conﬁdence in the criminal justice system Monday, 4 February 13

3. The issue Monday, 4 February 13

4. Confidence in criminal justice Confidence in sentencing Correlation: ‘informed’ & ‘confident’ Transparency Public education Monday, 4 February 13

5. The insight Monday, 4 February 13

6. Low level of understanding of sentencing - only 31% say they feel informed about sentences Need for the right information - context, context, context Research shows difference in perceptions: ‘Generic’ vs ‘Speciﬁc’ Monday, 4 February 13

7. The solution Monday, 4 February 13

8. Monday, 4 February 13

9. A choice of sentences Monday, 4 February 13

10. The results Monday, 4 February 13

11. 66% of target users ‘converted’ Monday, 4 February 13

12. Why digital? Monday, 4 February 13

13. What’s the wider impact? Monday, 4 February 13

14. Engagement with the public Raising the proﬁle of our digital work Proving digital principles Monday, 4 February 13

15. Public MoJ Public Monday, 4 February 13

16. Information Public MoJ Public Monday, 4 February 13

17. Information Trust / understanding Public MoJ Public Monday, 4 February 13

18. Information Trust / understanding Public Discussion MoJ Public Monday, 4 February 13

19. Information Trust / understanding Public Discussion MoJ Public Feedback on policy Monday, 4 February 13

20. Monday, 4 February 13

21. Engagement with the public Raising the proﬁle of our digital work Proving digital principles Monday, 4 February 13

22. Outside government Inside government Monday, 4 February 13

23. Engagement with the public Raising the proﬁle of our digital work Proving digital principles Monday, 4 February 13

24. Exemplar Services 1. Prison visits booking 2. Civil claims 3. Fee payments 4. Ofﬁce of the Public Guardian - Lasting Power of Attorney Monday, 4 February 13

25. User focus Research | Testing | Analytics Monday, 4 February 13

26. Iteration 1|2|3 Monday, 4 February 13

27. Simple design Monday, 4 February 13

28. Built in house Monday, 4 February 13

29. Built at pace Monday, 4 February 13

30. Questions? www.justice.gov.uk/ybtj Monday, 4 February 13

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