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Humberside Probation Trust was a criminal justice agency which protects the public by ensuring offenders are punished and rehabilitated. Humberside was one of 35 probation trusts within England and Wales that were part of the National Offender Management Service (NOMS) and a department of the Ministry of Justice. Humberside Probation Trust employed 450 members of staff, and managed over 7,500 offenders each year. The caseload total at anyone time was approximately 4,500 offenders, and the trust wrote over 3,900 pre-sentence reports each year for the court.