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Right to family life: children whose mothers are in prison
Urgent action is needed to ensure children’s rights are met in the criminal justice system
How to keep children out of the criminal justice system
Roger Grimshaw reports on a recent workshop looking to prioritise children’s needs
What supervision in the community should look like
It was with considerable sadness that I read of the recent passing of one of probation's most trenchant…
Let female prisoners decide who can share their spaces
Those who should decide on who has access to women's spaces are women themselves
Vignettes from a probation conference
One of the more enduringly memorable events that I had the good fortune to experience during my 20 years…
Psychopaths and the ‘delicate balance of terror’
An in-depth account of a challenging case
Prison violence and the limits of reform
The road to hell is sometimes paved with a succession of pragmatic decisions
Music, lyrics and memories in probation
In his latest reflection, Mike remembers 'Brice'
The potential of rehabilitative cultures
Nurturing rehabilitative cultures offer an antidote to prison crises
The three-day working week, an energy crisis and criminal behaviour
How the 1970s economic turmoil helped push people into the criminal justice system
A job well done in the community
Mike Guilfoyle recalls his supervision of 'Mason'
A duty to prevent violence – empowerment or burden?
Roger Grimshaw examines the government consultation on serious violence
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