Comment
24 May 2016

Prison reforms proposed in the Queen's speech should be seen as an attempt to legitimise prisons and will not be sustained argues J M Moore

Comment
18 May 2016

The Prime Minister and Justice Secretary prefer to play at being prison reformers, rather than doing the hard work involved, argues Richard Garside

Comment
11 May 2016
The British public hold strong views on the revolving door between business and government, David Ellis and David Whyte reveal
Comment
9 May 2016

Mike Guilfoyle reflects on the challenges when he supervised 'Tomas'

Comment
1 May 2016

The Adam Smith Institute is not capable of serious debate, Professor Steve Tombs writes in response to misplaced criticism of his latest briefing

Comment
29 April 2016
The prison and probation systems in England and Wales are facing major challenges, writes Richard Garside
Comment
13 April 2016
In a further instalment of our Breaking the Silence comment series, Madeline Petrillo tells Tasha's story of violent relationships, missed opportunities and incarceration
Comment
12 April 2016
Government claims that welfare reforms are necessary, disregards the inevitable deaths they created, writes researcher Mo Stewart
Comment
5 April 2016

Will Jackson discusses the police response to the Barton Moss protests

Comment
4 April 2016

Mike Guilfoyle remembers Joey

Comment
31 March 2016

Criminalisation and criminal justice responses are the cause of more harm than good, argues Richard Garside

Comment
29 March 2016

Sarah Brooks-Wilson offers further considerations for the treatment of school absence as education and youth justice become closer