Dr Roger Grimshaw

Dr Roger Grimshaw is Research Director at the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies.

Working with Young People to Prevent Serious Violence: The Voices of Practitioners with Lived Experience
In April this year, Human Rights Solidarity convened a roundtable of experienced practitioners from diverse…
‘I sentence you to stay in a drug-infested prison for a number of years’
Neglect, underfunding, and drugs are driving harm across England’s prisons
Scotland risks breaching human rights
How does your situation stand within the perspective of Human Rights? 
Towards Reform: Contexts and Challenges of Indefinite Sentences
A thorough analysis of indefinite sentences
Serious Violence Reduction Orders: The impression of doing something
A unique analysis of a problematic police power
How to resolve the IPP crisis for good
A forensic analysis of the IPP disaster and five-point plan to fix it
Policing after Casey: Between abolishing and reforming the police
Transforming the police is now a mainstream concern that can no longer be ignored.
A death row of sorts
Comparing the IPP and IPP-like sentences across the UK
How much punishment?
The criminal justice system is not a brand with a public image to be improved
The usual suspects second edition
An updated assessment of joint enterprise prosecutions
A scandal foretold
Lax police recruitment and integrity standards are alarming
'Transforming electronic monitoring services': for what purpose?
The evidence base for the planned expansion of electronic monitoring is weak
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