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Watch the video: Last month in criminal justice
November's episode of 'Last month in criminal justice' is out now.
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Webinar clip: What are we doing to children in prison?
The recent episode of 'Last month in criminal justice' featured a conversation about the latest inspectorate reports for children's prisons.
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Webinar clip: Will inquiries into the Metropolitan Police make a difference?
We recently held our November edition of 'Last month in criminal justice'.
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Reforming short sentences debated in the House of Lords this week
As the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill continues to make its way through parliament, on Monday an amendment the Centre has supported was debated at the Lords Committee stage of the Bill.
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Will the Metropolitan police ever be accountable?
In the November edition of Last month in criminal, we discussed the various inquiries into the Metropolitan Police.
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Last month in criminal justice. November edition
Earlier today, Richard Garside, Helen Mills and special guests discussed criminal justice developments in October.
Comment
A woman's place is not in prison
Outside, a small group of trans activist bullies hurled racist and misogynistic abuse at the audience as it arrived.
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Short prison sentencing highlights
Check out our latest infographic, reviewing the highlights from our recently completed work on reforming short prison sentences.
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Thoughts from the reforming short prison sentencing postbag
Thanks to all those who have taken the time to respond to our video on reforming short sentences.
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Where are we with short sentence reform?
Watch Helen Mills sketch out the possibilities, processes and constraints of short sentencing reform in our latest video.
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What are the prospects of short prison sentence reform?
Over 60 per cent of all those sentenced to prison in England and Wales are subject to a sentence of less than a year. The vast majority are sentenced to less than six months in custody.
Publication
UK Justice Policy Review: Volume 9
The ninth in an annual series from the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, supported by The Hadley Trust, assessing year-on-year developments in criminal justice across the United Kingdom.