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Twenty years ago, the Law Commission described the law on murder in England and Wales as “a mess”.
Earlier this week, I attended the latest debate in parliament on the awful Imprisonment for Public Protection…
In criminal justice we are used to people and organisations taking clear positions, strongly made.
Next week, a fresh attempt will be made to resolve the scandal of the IPP sentence once and for all.
Over 20 years ago, in October 2002, the then Prime Minister, Tony Blair, said that Labour was ‘at our best…
If the polls are right and we end up, next week, with the first Labour government in 14 years, what are the…
Some months ago I was speaking to a parliamentary advisor about the timing of the next General Election.
‘You can’t be a “black man” in prison’
The first few months of 2024 have flown by for me and the team at the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies.