Legislation needs to be put in place to give courts on the Isle of Man a wider range of sentencing options.
That's according to the Department of Home Affairs which wants to improve and modernise our criminal justice setup:
The public are being asked to share their opinions on proposals for early intervention, youth justice, offender management and how long a prisoner should serve before being considered for parole.
Minister Juan Watterson says it's a chance for everyone's voices to be heard:
Evening TT practice scheduled for later
Roads are due to start closing at 4.45pm today for more TT action around the course.
More variety at Port Erin's Tesco after MHK intervenes
A southern MHK is claiming victory after Tesco agreed to increase the variety of goods it sells in Port Erin.
Almost 1 in 5 dentists over or approaching retirement age
Almost a fifth of Island dentists are within five years of retirement age - or over it.
Advice issued on boat safety week
The island's emergency services are providing warnings as part of Boat Fire Safety Week.
TT fair opens on Thursday!
Part of Douglas Promenade will close later today as part of the traditional TT entertainment sets up.
Photos don't show parking tickets for foreign bikers, say police
Police say they didn't issue parking fines to two TT bikers on Monday.
Weather looks hopeful for TT practice, say organisers
TT organisers say they're hopeful the weather will improve enough for practicing to go ahead tonight.
Soggy bikers get Facebook lifeline!
An annual online helpline for bikers wet through in Manx weather has thrown open its doors again.
