Richard Garside

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

Understanding the UK justice systems
New report combining breadth analysis of the UK criminal justice agencies, with depth analysis of key issues
Should we support the right to escape from prison?
When a system is so unjust, resistance through escape is an entirely rational response
Escaping the monotony of repeated failure
We should chart a path to the world as we wish it to be, while taking seriously the world as it is
Challenging injustices
Unfair joint enterprise prosecutions and the IPP sentence remain two of the most conspicuous injustices
It was evident there was a problem
Justice Committee hearing shines spotlight on IPP scandal
A complete loss of hope
A round-up of forthcoming events at the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies
Does the law leave women over-punished and under-protected?
In our sexist society, male violence is under-punished and women are over punished
A woman's place is not in prison
Our event with Woman’s Place shines a light on women’s imprisonment
How to have debate
Without open dialogue and debate, ideas tend to ossify, knowledge stagnates
Understanding the different UK justice systems
There is no single way of doing justice in the UK; no gold standard
Engaging with challenging ideas
Cancel culture has a corrosive effect on knowledge production and improved understanding
Building back better?
There is an urgent need to strengthen accountability over decisions on the current and future use of land…
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