Richard Garside

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

Property crime, violence and recessions
To make sense of recent crime trends, we should look at individual crime types
Making sense of crime trends
Talk of 'overall crime' is best left to crime involving overalls
Transforming Rehabilitation: five questions
Richard Garside reviews the government's Transforming Rehabilitation proposals
UK Justice Policy Review: Volume 1
The first in an annual series assessing UK criminal justice developments
Prisons: cheaper, not smaller
Richard Garside reviews the latest speech by the Justice Secretary
The glacial pace of criminal records reform
The European Court is doing its job holding the government to its commitments
A finger in the air punt
Richard Garside on the problems with government research on youth crime
Downsizing prison
Five propositions for downsizing the prison estate
Nine prisoners a day
The prison population across the UK is growing quickly
Let them scrub floors
Should social workers to be more assertive in their dealings with troubled families?
Critical reflections: social and criminal justice in the first year of Coalition government
An essay collection assessing the early days of the coalition government
Not just a passive money dispenser
What has the coalition government been up to on welfare reform?
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