Publication

Data protection and electronic monitoring in Germany
Shelves with a length of 111 kilometres full of files on citizens, 1.7 million pictures, 27,600 tape…
Professionalising electronic monitoring in the Netherlands
Like England and Wales and Sweden, the Netherlands was one of the first European countries to show political…
Old and new uses of electronic monitoring in Sweden
Sweden had extensive experience in using noncustodial measures in order to decrease the use of imprisonment…
Electonic monitoring: dangerous if left to its own devices
Mike Nellis introduces this issue of cjm
UK Justice Policy Review: Volume 4
The fourth in an annual series assessing UK criminal justice developments
The coalition years: Criminal justice in the United Kingdom
A sweeping analysis of justice developments between 2010 and 2015
Perspectives from inside: A report from HMP Grendon and HMP Barlinnie
A report on three workshops held in Grendon and Barlinnie prisons in October 2014
Empower, resist, transform. A collection of essays
An essay collection on criminalised women and gender-based violence
cjm 98: How violent is Britain?
Following the conference in Liverpool earlier this year in May, this December 2014 issue focusses on ‘How…
Institutional care and poverty: evidence and policy review
A review of evidence on the links between institutional care and poverty
Use of Pre-Charge Bail: Improving standards for the Police Forces of England and Wales
Our response to the College of Policing consultation on pre-charge bail
Reclaiming justice – a national network of collective action
Charlotte Weinberg explains what the recently launched Reclaim Justice Network is all about and why she is…
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