Wednesday, 26 March 2014

Grayling, Grotius and the Howard League

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  Earlier this month, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling told charities that they did f ar too much campaigning and should instead concentrate...
Tuesday, 11 March 2014

What the Public Accounts Committee should ask about Transforming Rehabilitation

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This week feels like the denouement of the Government’s reform of the Probation system in England and Wales.  This morning Chris Grayling a...
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Thursday, 6 March 2014

One Last Chance Saloon for Probation ?

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  Next week the Offender Rehabilitation Bill returns to the House of Lords, where the upper House has a last chance to disrupt the Governmen...
Wednesday, 5 February 2014

Do we really need yet another Crime Bill?

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At yesterday’s hearing of the Justice Select Committee , the question of the climate of opinion on crime came up. I hazarded a view that pu...
Monday, 3 February 2014

Follow the Money: Changing how we pay for Prison could reduce its Unnecessary Use.

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The 85,000 prisoners in England and Wales is pretty much at the same level as when the Coalition came to power almost four years ago. Proje...
Sunday, 26 January 2014

Seven Days in Tamimi

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While Tamimi may conjure up images of a pacific island paradise, the bleaker reality is one of two United Nations compounds in the heart of...
Friday, 17 January 2014

A Secure College misses the chance for really radical Youth Justice Reform

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What is it that lies behind the desire of every generation of Tory politicians to invent new forms of institutions for juvenile delinquents...
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