imprisonment

Presumption against short sentences misses the point
The presumption against short prison sentences is a blunt tool to address a real problem
Webinar video: Last month in criminal justice
The conversation between Katrina Ffrench, Donna Mooney, Matt Ford and Richard Garside covered September's…
Prison lockdown: breaking minds and destroying lives
Extreme will have long-term and serious consequences for the wellbeing of prisoners
Coalition calls for closure of all child prisons
A coalition of more than 70 organisations have
More mega prisons won't fix a broken society
New prisons will do little to solve the ongoing crisis in the system
Building more prisons is not the answer
The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies is one of a number signatories to a letter in 
Misha: 'They don't care'
Misha’s story of prison, sexual violence and her hopes for the future
Centre responds to Prime Minister's prison speech
The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies has responded to the 
Reclaim Justice Network calls for moratorium on prison building
On 9 November 2015, the British Government announced a ‘prison building revolution’, committing to the…
Close Holloway and then close all the large women's prisons
Close all the large women's prisons, not just Holloway
Beyond Govism
The problems with Michael Gove’s reform agenda and what should be done instead
Holloway: The beginning of a revolution?
Close Holloway prison and pursue a managed reduction of the women’s prison population
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