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If you don't like scrutiny, hand in your guns
It is right that armed police officers face rigorous scrutiny over the use of lethal force
Don’t close the city Victorian jails
The problem with Victorian prisons is that they are overcrowded and badly maintained
In the interests of justice
Making a positive difference requires a commitment to procedural justice
SVROs: What is the Home Office trying to hide?
Government refusal to share data on Serious Violence Reduction Orders is bad for policy
Policing after Casey: Between abolishing and reforming the police
Transforming the police is now a mainstream concern that can no longer be ignored.
Yer never going to change me
Prison officers can play an important role in rehabilitation
A sense of justice
Across the UK, different IPP-like sentences are imposed. It’s time to end them
Introducing the Young Adult Safety series
Introducing a new project on young adults and serious violence
Reform After Casey – The International Context
Meaningful change in the Police requires politicians to be engaged in the process
The best is yet to come
An unexpected spell in prison risks derailing one student’s university ambitions
Policing After Casey. Making other services the ‘first responders’
More training will make little difference if police retain a monopoly on first response
Comment on Lankelly Chase Foundation closure
The decision by the Lankelly Chase Foundation to abolish itself is a huge gamble
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