It is surprising that the conditions for babies in prison have remained unchanged for around 200...
Last week the Ministry of Justice released figures for confirmed cases of COVID-19 in prisons...
“It was exactly 10 years ago that I discovered that my partner of six years was actually a...
With the powerful momentum for enduring reform in criminal justice systems captured most...
“They’re going grey in the face and are constantly tired and worn out. They haven’t had any...
Under the tight restrictions of lockdown in prisons in England and Wales since March 2020 in...
Helen Mills takes a look at the government’s sentencing proposals and the implications for the...
It is several years since a government put out a White Paper on criminal justice.
One of my more recent but infrequent forays into the Canadian correctional literature field was...
After the drama and toxicity of the transgender debate, yesterday was something of welcome...
Often when reading criminological tomes, a phrase or reference will leap out from the pages to...
Lord Justice Woolf’s Prison Disturbances April 1990: Report of An Inquiry (1991) is widely...