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TV licence prosecutions discriminate against women

A new guide will help people who are being prosecuted for TV licence non-payment

By Charlotte Threipland

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…

By Richard Garside

Out on the patch

The lives hidden away from the hurly-burly of media or public interest

By Mike Guilfoyle

Trauma-Informed Prisons: paradox or paradigm

The lack of long-term thinking and political bravery leaves space for performance activism

By Whitney Iles, Khatuna Tsintsadze and Charlie Weinberg

Dodging passing traffic

The important things not captured in a target matrix

By Mike Guilfoyle

Women in the criminal justice system

Given to the Women in the Criminal Justice System conference on 8 February 2022

By Helen Mills

Challenging injustices

Unfair joint enterprise prosecutions and the IPP sentence remain two of the most conspicuous…

By Richard Garside

Why stop at keeping males out of female prisons?

It’s not just that men shouldn’t be in women’s prisons. Nor should women

By Jo Phoenix

The ongoing necessity of reform to joint enterprise rules

Speech to JENGbA meeting

By Helen Mills

I want a probation officer like you

How management diktat can create barriers to establishing necessary connection

By Mike Guilfoyle

We should stop sending pregnant women to prison

Why are around 600 pregnant women sent to prison in the UK each year

By Rona Epstein and Dr Geraldine Brown

It was evident there was a problem

Justice Committee hearing shines spotlight on IPP scandal

By Richard Garside