Justice Matters
A letter from the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies is published today in
We should be cautious about expanding electronic monitoring as an ‘alternative’ to prison
Dr Bree Carlton asks whether penal reform is as obsolete as the prison
Ejeris Dixon has outlined the potential role of 'transformative justice' in addressing violence and harm…
Dr Sarah Lamble of Birkbeck University recently gave a presentation to the Centre for Crime and Justice…
Sir Peter Fahy, Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police has called for 'a new approach' in responding to…
On Friday 5 and Saturday 6 February 2015, the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies and The Monitoring Group…
Social justice activists have a crucial role in building alternatives to criminal justice
The proportion of black and ethnic minority children and young people held in the youth justice system has…
Claire Cain on a march for women at the sharp end of austerity and inequality
A review of mental health crisis care in England and Wales