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The creation of mixed-sex prisons by stealth
There are no single sex prisons in the UK anymore.
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New partnership brings together research and policy
The University of Reading and the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies are delighted to announce a new partnership, connecting researchers and students with criminal justice practitioners and policy makers.
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Why stop at keeping males out of female prisons?
There is a lot about discussion and debate over the placement and housing of transgender prisoners that is strange.
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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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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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Does the law leave women over-punished and under-protected?
Can the just administration of the law result in fundamentally unjust outcomes?
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Are women over-punished and under-protected?
During the November edition of Last month in criminal justice, we discussed the conviction of Penelope Jackson for the murder of her husband, David.
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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.
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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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Our latest e-Bulletin
Our latest e-Bulletin, sent out on 15 October, 2021.
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How to have debate
"I've been an academic for 23 years... and I have never seen anything like this"