Comment

A reflection on public sector contracts and the CJS voluntary sector

History suggests current approach was not inevitable and political will can change it

Beacon reimagines monitoring systems for fairness, clarity, and wearer wellbeing

Listening to those you disagree with is the essence of a democratic society

A culture of continuous AI innovation makes ‘so far and no further’ a rather pious hope

Naming the problem is only the first step to changing it

Efficiency may manage a crisis. Only social justice can end it

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