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Neglect, underfunding, and drugs are driving harm across England’s prisons

The third annual lecture, in memory of Lord Ramsbotham

Police and Crime Commissioners are set to be abolished, but their spirit lives on

SVROs pilot showed minimal impact, uneven use, and a troubling lack of transparency

Jury system failures risk wrongful convictions; transparency and reform are urgently needed

Either ministers don’t care about prisoners starving themselves, or they are out of their depth…

This event, celebrating the life and legacy of Mick Ryan, Emeritus Professor of Penal Law at the…

The majority of criminal defendants do not get their day in court with a jury

Findings from a family support project offer a potential blue-print

It’s time to break the stranglehold of the discredited EM supply chain

Turning optimism into action to address the challenges in criminal justice

Naming abuse isn’t enough – courts must act to protect victims