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If you re-use text content under the OGL, you must include the following attribution: Conviction, [name and date of publication], licensed under the Open Government Licence.
If you would like to re-use Conviction's materials but the proposed re-use would contravene any of the conditions of the OGL, you should contact the Conviction communications mailbox (see below).
Please bear in mind that materials downloaded from the Conviction website are up-to-date versions but items you have obtained from Conviction in the past, or from elsewhere, may not be. Conviction updates its guidance and other materials from time to time. We recommend that you use the latest versions by referring to the Conviction website.
Conviction's intellectual property rights, including copyright in its materials, are unaffected by Conviction's voluntary application of the OGL. These rights still belong to Conviction.
Images
Images are not available for re-use under the OGL because in most cases copyright is held by a third party. Conviction does not grant anyone any rights to reuse images.
Contacting the Conviction communications mailbox
Contact our Communications Mailbox at webteam@conviction.org.uk to ask permission and what, if any, additional conditions may apply. Your application should be in writing, specifying the name and address of the applicant, identifying the information source you want to re-use and the purpose for re-use.
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Use of logos
The use of any of Conviction's logos on any document or in association with any information signifying that the document or information has been prepared or approved by Conviction. The logos are used only on materials generated by Conviction or where Conviction has worked in association with an organisation preparing advice on criminal justice law and policy.
Use of any of Conviction's logos without Conviction's consent infringes the copyright held in respect of the logos. No permission will be granted for the use of the logos nor will reproduction of the logos in any form be allowed unless Conviction determines that:
- the material on which the logos is to be used and
- the use of the logos on such material has been expressly approved by their office.
Published: 16 June 2023
