Richard Garside

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

Racial bias and the problem of policing
The problem of racial bias in the criminal justice system starts with the police
Youth justice policy: Present and future
Given to the Youth Crime and Public Policy Interventions Conference, University of Surrey, 7 July 2017
UK Justice Policy Review: Volume 6
The sixth in an annual series assessing UK criminal justice developments
Assessing the General Election manifestos
A look at the key manifesto pledges on the police, prisons and drugs policy
Don't confuse influence with progress
Given to the British Society of Criminology South Branch meeting, Wednesday, 15 March at the London School of…
What now for the Holloway prison site?
Opening remarks to the 'Holloway prison closure: What next for the land?' event in Islington
Tough talk costs lives
The endless calls for tough community sentences do more harm than good
Let them fail
The government should let the struggling privatised probation companies fail
Five prisoners a day
The prison population is falling five a day. Let’s keep going
Reform prisons a tragic distraction
Ministers prefer to play at being prison reformers, rather than doing the hard work involved
Doing bad policy well
The prison and probation systems in England and Wales are facing major challenges
UK Justice Policy Review: Volume 5
The fifth in an annual series assessing UK criminal justice developments
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