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Our director Richard Garside took part in The Guardian's 
Did Cameron ever want to hug hoodies?
Richard Garside previews the prime minister's speech on criminal justice
Pentonville escapee John Massey should have been released years ago
Richard Garside writes in
Runnymede Trust submission to the Leveson Inquiry
In December 2011 The Runnymede Trust
A vision for prison reform is lost amid the manoeuvring
The furore over halving sentences for early guilty pleas shows how hard it is to discuss prison reform,…
Just in case you were wondering... Ministry of Justice's business plan 2011-2015
The Ministry of Justice published the business plan for the next spending review period, 2011-2015 is
Labour published an interactive map about the police cuts
It claims 12,500 police officers and 16,500 police staff will be involved in cuts in the next four years.
Should Victim Personal Statements affect the sentencing process? What do you think?
The Judiciary of England and Wales' Response to Breaking the Cycle: Effective Punishment, Rehabilitation and…
Goodbye and hello
Comings and goings at the Centre
The legal 'Big Bang' is just around the corner
Co-operative Legal Services plan to obtain a licence to offer legal services to non-members this October.
Coming up: the local is national
We will be publishing a paper on life factors that affect young people as they make their transition to…
Expanding criminal justice options by considering policies of other nations
The Justice Policy Institute of Washington DC has published an international comparison of criminal justice…
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