Mike Guilfoyle tells us of his work supervising Alan, a car enthusiast
Abigail Amey, Project Assistant at the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, gives her view of the recent event asking 'What are the alternatives to prison?'
Our director Richard Garside explains the apparent disparities in the latest crime data and what it all means.
On 22 April the Centre's director, Richard Garside, spoke at an Open University Scotland event in Edinburgh: 'The coalition years and the Scottish dimension'.
Stephen Crossley, PhD student in the School of Applied Social Sciences at Durham University, draws attention to the improbable 'success' of the Troubled Families programme.
Kenny MacAskill MSP, Scottish Justice Secretary between 2007 and 2014, explains how the Scottish Government reversed the policy of prison privatisation in Scotland.
Mike Guilfoyle reports on the positive outcome of his meetings with Arnold
William R Wood questions whether restorative practices operate as an alternative to incarceration and reduce prison rates.
Dr Roger Grimshaw introduces our recent work on anti-poverty strategies for prisoners and children looked after by local authorities.
Project Assistant, Abi Amey, summarises the discussion that took place at our recent 'ethnic penalty' event.