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Go directly to jail, for shouting, begging and rough sleeping
Why are we using imprisonment for those most in need of care in the community
A long and hard look at criminal justice across the UK
A new report highlights the different models and approaches to criminal justice across the UK
Understanding the UK justice systems
New report combining breadth analysis of the UK criminal justice agencies, with depth analysis of key issues
In the dock
Reflections on a challenging early probation supervisory
The benefits of service-user involvement activities for people on probation
The second of two articles looking at the benefits of social inclusion activities for people on probation
The benefits of social inclusion activities for people on probation
The first of two articles looking at the benefits of social inclusion activities for people on probation
Quakers speak out on Imprisonment for Public Protection
The Quakers have joined the growing number of voices condemning the IPP sentence
Should we support the right to escape from prison?
When a system is so unjust, resistance through escape is an entirely rational response
In your face
A stake-out, a selectively incontinent client, and a remarkable probation officer
"I am exercising my right not to self-incriminate"
A legally-trained client proves unreceptive
Anyone else seriously fed up?
Five ideas for transforming the culture and operations of our prisons
Probation in Ukraine, nothing like this
An uncertain but ultimately successful supervision with resonances to current events
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