Helen Mills suggests that a broader perspective is needed when tackling increasing prison numbers
Criminal justice reformers should be influencing the development of electronic monitoring, argues Professor Mike Nellis, rather than leaving it to right-leaning think tanks
Stephen Crossley presents his research into the 'morally compromised' Troubled Families programme.
Government and opposition are more comfortable with the failed criminal justice policies of the past than developing ones relevant to today, argues the Centre’s director Richard Garside
Will McMahon and Rebecca Roberts explore the government's penal reform agenda
David Faulkner provides a list of rules that ministers and practitioners might usefully follow
In an installment of our Breaking the Silence series, Madeline Petrillo tells Misha's story of imprisonment, sexual violence and her hopes for a better future.
Mike Guilfoyle reflects on his supervision of 'Eric'
Theo Scheiner participated in our recent workshop, 'Alternatives to criminal justice: Building social justice solutions'. Here's what he had to say about it.
Badging community sentences as alternatives to custody is fundamentally dishonest, argues Ken Pease
Broken-windows policing should make way for a more positive community-based solution, argues Hal Pepinsky