CCJS is an independent charity at King's College London that informs and educates about all aspects of crime and the criminal justice system.

What's New

CCJS event: Barbara Wilding on 'We will never have an effective Criminal Justice System until we focus on stopping problem and criminal behaviour' being held on 20 May 2008 at BT Centre, London 5.00-6.30pm.

Press Release: Embargo: 00.01 Monday 5th May 2008 - ‘Women and community sentences’ - The use of interventions for women offenders serving community sentences is dependent upon the availability of local services and priorities, according to a report published today by the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies at King's College London.  read more ...

Daily News Summary for Friday, 9 May 2008.

Our Email Bulletin April 2008 is online.

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Article: Marketing of the Criminal Justice System - Richard Garside was the keynote speaker at a conference organised by the Justice Forum, the umbrella organisation for the trade unions working in the criminal justice.  read more ...

Press Release: EMBARGO: 00.01 HRS THURSDAY 24 APRIL 2008 - Probation crisis - Probation Service faces budget and staffing crisis, new research indicates.  read more ...

Article: Prisons with a purpose - Enver Solomon writes for Inside Time newspaper on the Conservatives proposals for creating 'Prisons with a Purpose'.  read more ...

Article: Roger Grimshaw was asked by Time Out to comment on the policies of the London Mayoral candidates in the May 2008 election.

Highlights

See our latest monograph 'The social costs of dangerousness: prison and the dangerous classes'.

Read about our numerous achievements over the last year in our annual report 2006-07 (Adobe PDF, 404KB).

Explore Labour's record on criminal justice by reading `Ten years of criminal justice under Labour: An independent audit' (Adobe PDF, 2.3MB).

Learn more about community sentences by looking at our community sentences project and associated publications.


Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, King's College London, Strand, WC2R 2LS
Tel: 020 7848 1688, Fax: 020 7848 1689, Email: