More imprisonment does not equal less crime, argues Irvin Waller. It's time to invest in solutions that work
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Comment
7 February 2018
Connor Woodman writes about the latest stages of the Undercover Policing Inquiry, following a public hearing earlier this week
Speech
6 February 2018
My organisation, the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, is an independent educational charity that advances public understanding of crime, criminal justice and social harm.
Through partnership and coalition-building, advocacy and research, we work to inspire social justice solutions to the problems society faces, so that many responses that criminalise and punish are no longer required.
Comment
1 February 2018
Mike Guilfoyle remembers a professionally challenging time with 'Glenmore'
Comment
30 January 2018
The Centre's Research Analyst, Matt Ford, writes about the rising levels of self-harm in prisons in England and Wales
Comment
10 January 2018
Mike Guilfoyle recalls his supervising 'Anya'.
Comment
20 December 2017
For the next year, I am going to be mapping and investigating the nexus of private, state and voluntary sector interests involved in maintaining and running the criminal justice system in the UK.
Comment
6 December 2017
With the disclosure of old and irrelevant criminal records in the spotlight, Christopher Stacey looks at how the system is unfairly holding people back
Comment
3 December 2017
Connor Woodman reports on the latest public hearings in the Undercover Policing Inquiry
Comment
1 December 2017
In his latest recollection of his time as a probation officer, Mike Guilfoyle remembers 'Seth'
Comment
15 November 2017
Mike Nellis assesses the latest developments in the electronic monitoring fiasco and asks where future policy is headed
Comment
9 November 2017
Three years after the Undercover Policing Inquiry was set up, we still do not know the answer to the most basic of questions about what happened, writes Helen Mills