Comment

Serious Violence Reduction Orders are being used far more widely than planned

The presumption against short prison sentences is a blunt tool to address a real problem

Community-based supervision invisible compared to prison

Comprehensive action is need to address racial disparities in joint enterprise prosecutions

It is right that armed police officers face rigorous scrutiny over the use of lethal force

The problem with Victorian prisons is that they are overcrowded and badly maintained

Making a positive difference requires a commitment to procedural justice

Government refusal to share data on Serious Violence Reduction Orders is bad for policy

Transforming the police is now a mainstream concern that can no longer be ignored.

Prison officers can play an important role in rehabilitation

Across the UK, different IPP-like sentences are imposed. It’s time to end them

Introducing a new project on young adults and serious violence