Prisoners serving IPP (Imprisonment for Public Protection) prison sentences, beyond the length set by the court – the so-called ‘tariff’ – should be released “without delay”, the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies says today.
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Our research director, Roger Grimshaw is quoted in a new piece on drugs sentencing in Byline Times.
Our director, Richard Garside, is quoted in the latest edition of Private Eye magazine, on a story about a charity being run from within on of the country's highest-profile prisons.
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An electronic monitoring regulator should be established to ensure that intrusive monitoring technologies are only used when there are clear ethical and practical grounds for doing so.
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Our Director, Richard Garside, was joined by Professor Alex S.Vitale for the May episode of Lunch with...
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