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Cave dwellers
The Manchester Evening News reports on homeless people forced to live in caves. Grace Dent...
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I can be bothered
Charlie Weinberg writes about her experiences of working with young people, here
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Taser trouble
Police officers could face criminal charges after a blind man was shot with a 50,000-volt Taser when his white stick was mistaken for a Samurai sword. Prosecutors confirmed that...
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G4S for breakfast, G4S for dinner, G4S for tea
The False Economy website shares this striking observation of a possible future for the justice system by Birmingham Against the Cuts:
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The normalisation of western fraud
Institutional economic fraud is now the norm, argues Jorg Wiegratz on the Centre’s website, following the recent ‘How corrupt is Britain’ conference.
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All in a label?
Mike Guilfoyle blogs about the power of criminal labels over at Works for Freedom.
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Right to a fair trial
The June issue of Criminal Justice Matters is NOW OUT. The themed section is edited by Professor Ed Cape on criminal defence rights in a global context. Topical articles include Tim...
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All in a bother
Charlotte Weinberg writes at Works for Freedom on the importance of being bothered and the Man-Up programme run by SafeGround
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And the award goes to...
Professor Eamonn Carrabine has been awarded the 2012 Radzinowicz Prize by the British Journal of Criminology for his paper ‘Just Images: Aesthetics, Ethics and Visual...
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Woolwich attack
The killing of a man in London this week sparked widespread coverage and national debate about the nature of terrorism, extremism and racially motivated violence. For the Guardian's coverage, click here and the BBC's,...
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Kids for cash?
US judge was jailed for 28 years for conspiring with private prisons to hand young people maximum sentences in return for millions...