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'County lines' drug dealing article wins top prize
An article on the policing of ‘county lines’ drug dealing has been awarded the prestigious Radzinowicz Prize by the editors of the British Journal of Criminology.
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Time for action on joint enterprise injustice
Six years to the day since the Supreme Court ruled that the laws on joint enterprise had been wrongly applied for over thirty years, it is time for radical reform to address the injustices of joint enterprise prosecutions.
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Our latest eBulletin
Our latest bulletin, sent out to subscribers on 11 February. Sign-up for free here.
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New video: Lunch with Shirley Debono and Donna Mooney
The video of our February Lunch with... discussion with UNGRIPP's Shirley Debono and Donna Mooney is now out.
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The ongoing injustice of joint enterprise prosecutions
Earlier this week, our Head of Programmes, Helen Mills, spoke at an event organised by JENGbA (Joint Enterprise, Not Guilty by Association.
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New video: Last month in criminal justice
Watch our February edition of 'Last month in criminal justice' and access our webinar reading list.
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Working in parliament on short prison sentence reform
Late last year we supported efforts in the House of Lords to change the law on the use of short prison sentences.
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Our latest bulletin, 28 Jan
We have a busy few months ahead, at the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, with several pieces of work coming to fruition.
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Coming up
We have a number of reports due out in the coming months.
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Webinar clip: Who are Project 507?
In our latest episode of 'Lunch with...', Whitney Iles explains what Project 507 does.
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Our evidence to the Justice Committee Inquiry on the IPP sentence
The House of Commons Justice Committee is currently undertaking an inquiry into the unjust Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentence.
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Tackling the injustices of joint enterprise prosecutions
Our friends at JENGbA are holding an online event on Tuesday, 1 February, to launch a new push to change the law on 'joint enterprise' convictions.