Comment
29 June 2020

Mass surveillance has been everybody’s idea of dystopia for a long time, at least since Orwell’s...

Comment
26 June 2020

At our final webinar on socially-distanced justice last week, Adam Elliott-Cooper of The...

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24 June 2020

Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPO) were first introduced in England and Wales in 2014 as...

Comment
22 June 2020

Whilst it was far from being an unexpected departure from my usual staple diet of criminal...

Comment
19 June 2020

Since the start of the coronavirus crisis we have been tracking its impact on the criminal...

Comment
18 June 2020

I am a criminal defence investigator at APPEAL, a non-profit law practice, specialising in...

Comment
16 June 2020

The lockdown has led to a greater volume of calls to domestic abuse helplines, causing fears...

Comment
15 June 2020

Last year, two in every five (39 per cent) violent incidents in England and Wales were alcohol-...

Comment
12 June 2020

"Since 1999, there have been at least double the number of black deaths in police custody than...

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10 June 2020

The months of March and April felt like an eternity as the world was changed by COVID-19, and...

Comment
8 June 2020

Having recently read an important and stimulating addition to the literature on prisoner re-...

Comment
5 June 2020

The government and Prison Service in England and Wales think that they have a good story to tell...