Richard Garside

Richard Garside is the Director of the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies.

The end of an undemocratic experiment?
Replace Police and Crime Commissioners with greater local authority oversight
Thinking outside the criminal justice box
Richard Garside describes the latest developments in the Centre's Justice Matters initiative
Working to the contract
The National Audit Office reports on the electronic monitoring contracts
I would downsize criminal justice by...
Richard Garside on the Justice Matters initiative
Police, prisons and crime rates
Sophisticated statistical analyses require a coherent theory to explain them
The cost of crime
Article for a New Statesman special policy report on crime
Transforming rehabilitation and the Work Programme
Transforming Rehabilitation has little to do with rehabilitation
The great probation sell-off
What is the thinking behind the competition for probation contracts?
Recession, suicide and violence
There are early signs that domestic and acquaintance violence are rising
Downsize, rebuild, transform
Richard Garside writes about the Centre's new Justice Matters initiative
Anything wrong with this speech?
The 'Troubled Families' programme is troubling
Don't have nightmares
Are hundreds of violent criminals on the run in England and Wales?
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