UK police face growing pressure to handle low-level offences efficiently and fairly. Adapting income-based “day-fine” models—proven in countries like Germany and Finland—within out-of-court resolutions could deliver proportionate penalties, reduce reoffending, and ease court backlogs. The key lies in careful implementation and clear public communication.

Substance abuse diversion programs offer a compassionate, constructive alternative to punitive measures, promoting recovery and safety within communities.

Diversion Manager is specifically designed for OoCR programmes, this platform eliminates manual steps and cumbersome spreadsheet use, empowering justice systems to operate more smoothly and effectively.

The Risk-Need-Responsivity (RNR) modeled principles can be effectively applied within policing strategies to foster proactive and evidence-based approaches to crime prevention and community engagement.

Rising crime, tighter budgets, and an already mounting complexity, force officers to do more with less, spurring burnout, dissatisfaction, and growing attrition. Diversion Manager allows Police to clear cases faster and more efficiently.

There are numerous strengths and weaknesses to the OoCR route which we will discuss, and one aspect that we would like to explore in particular; should the offender pay – or more precisely, should the offender meet the cost of the activity which is designed to deal with their offending behaviour?

Diversion Manager makes it easy for police forces to manage behaviour-changing Out of Court Resolutions.

The Diversion Manager software platform is leading the way in providing solutions to these barriers for online intervention courses assigned by police forces, thanks to the integration of advanced browser translation tools.

We must create efficiencies that improve the ability to clear cases fast while providing effective alternatives to prosecution and ensuring public safety. Diversion Manager is a comprehensive solution that supports both law enforcement agencies and Out of Court Resolution (OoCR) programme participants.

Many UK police forces still use outdated spreadsheets for OoCR programmes, but platforms like Diversion Manager offer a smarter, more efficient solution.

OoCR programs enable UK police to efficiently resolve minor offenses without court, enhancing justice system efficiency and deterring crime.

Police forces can boost OoCR programme efficiency by replacing spreadsheets with automated tools, streamlining criminal justice management.