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Partners in crime: the value of cross-disciplinary working
Criminal justice challenges require collaborative working across disciplines
The Lammy Review: getting upstream of the problem
Criminal justice does not live in a bubble. The Lammy Review should take a broader view
The Lockerbie bombing and the search for justice
Kenny MacAskill writes about his decision to release the Lockerbie bomber
Gove’s reforms are legitimating the pains of imprisonment
Prison reform faces a legitimacy crisis
Reform prisons a tragic distraction
Ministers prefer to play at being prison reformers, rather than doing the hard work involved
Far from squeaky clean
The British public hold strong views on the revolving door between business and government
What a normal life might be?
Mike Guilfoyle reflects on the challenges when he supervised 'Tomas'
Response to Adam Smith Institute
The Adam Smith Institute is not capable of serious debate
Doing bad policy well
The prison and probation systems in England and Wales are facing major challenges
Tasha: 'I want to move on from this'
Tasha’s story of violent relationships and prison
Preventable harm is government policy
Government claims that welfare reforms are necessary disregards the deaths they caused
Policing Barton Moss: sexualised violence and harassment
Will Jackson discusses the police response to the Barton Moss protests
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