Broken-windows policing should make way for a more positive community-based solution, argues Hal Pepinsky
Community punishments do not have a significant impact on crime rates, but neither does prison, Siddhartha Bandyopadhyay writes
The war on drugs is a civil war and it's time to call a halt, writes Kenny MacAskill MSP
Mike Guilfoyle remembers Sam and his path to independent living
Scotland is leading the way on lowering the drink driving limit, argues Kenny MacAskill MSP. It should be lowered further and England and Wales should follow Scotland's lead.
Plans to close Holloway prisons should be the start of a move to close all the large women's prisons, Rona Epstein argues
The government's cynical response to the Harris Review means deaths in custody will continue, argues J M Moore
The bobby on the beat is an anachronism, argues Professor Tim Hope
Professor Joe Sim dissects Michael Gove's reform agenda and puts forward his own proposals for radical transformation.
There are unacceptable numbers of young people in custody with cognitive disorders, argues Dr Nathan Hughes