In 1979 Jeffrey Reiman, professor of philosophy at American University, published The rich get...
Criminal justice systems appear to be set in stone because their categories and operations have...
Over the past few months, the Centre's trustees and staff have been working on a new strategy,...
One of my more challenging early probation supervisory experiences involved working with Rahim (...
This is the second of two articles, co-produced by Gavin Wilkinson and service users, looking at...
This is the first of two articles, co-produced by Gavin Wilkinson and service-users, looking at...
Quakers have a long-lasting interest in prisons and wider criminal justice issues.
Should those who work in, with and around prisons, or who campaign for prison reform, support...
Sometimes I light upon a book that evokes an array of emotions and leaves a lasting impression...
Ned (not his real name) had been sentenced for offences of assault and criminal damage at his ex...
I figured this was really what Richard Garside was asking in the subtext of his recent comment...
One of the pleasures of reviewing books for the Probation Journal is the discovery of literary...