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IMPRISONMENT FOR PUBLIC PROTECTION SENTENCE 'REPRODUCING ITSELF LIKE A VIRUS'

Earlier today, the government published the first Annual Report on the
Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentence.

15 November 2024
Comment


THE UK LOOKS TO TEXAS FOR PRISON SOLUTIONS — BUT IS IT LOOKING THROUGH
ROSE-COLOURED GLASSES?

As the UK looks to Texas for solutions to its prison woes, I worry that the
Texas reforms are not being portrayed accurately and that the picture being
presented of Texas is overly rosy.

10 October 2024
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THE LEGAL DRAGNET

The legal dragnet examines the law and prosecution practice concerning secondary
liability, often referred to as ‘joint enterprise’.

11 September 2024
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IMPRISONMENT FOR PUBLIC PROTECTION - A FAILURE OF THE PERFECT WORLD PARADIGM

In this Working Paper, Dr Mike Lauder discusses the flaws inherent within the
‘Perfect World Paradigm’ when it is used to make public policy.

25 September 2024




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HOMELESSNESS AND CRIMINALISATION

Speech given to the ‘Is it a crime to be poor?’ at the British Science Festival,
13 September 2024

13 September 2024
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MAKING LAWS AND BREAKING LAWS: SEX WORK AND SOCIAL RESEARCH

In my last article, I advocated for the use of social research in understanding
the complexities of the social world. Here, I illustrate how this can be done by
unpacking the hotly contested example of sex work.

26 September 2024
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SIXTY YEARS OF PUBLIC OPINION ABOUT CRIME AND PUNISHMENT

Crime and punishment have been right at the heart of the British political life
for more than 40 years.

29 August 2024
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HOW TO MAKE POLICE CUSTODY VISITING EFFECTIVE

In a previous article, I argued that police custody visiting both lacks
independence from the police and is ineffective in safeguarding detainees

25 July 2024



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IMPRISONMENT FOR PUBLIC PROTECTION SENTENCE 'REPRODUCING ITSELF LIKE A VIRUS'

Earlier today, the government published the first Annual Report on the
Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentence.

15 November 2024
News


EBULLETIN, 1 NOVEMBER 2024

Our latest eBulletin, sent out to subscribers on Friday, 1 November. Sign-up for
our free eBulletins here.

1 November 2024
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CONCERN OVER SLOW RELEASE OF IPP PRISONERS

New figures out today call into question the government’s claim that it is
working at pace to resolve the IPP prison sentence scandal.

31 October 2024
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PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING ON IPP AHEAD OF KEY MP DEBATE

We have prepared a parliamentary briefing on the IPP sentence, supporting
today’s Westminster Hall debate and the upcoming second reading of the Lord
Woodley’s Private Members’ Bill. 

29 October 2024
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LABOUR’S FIRST 100 DAYS: HAS THE IPP CRISIS BEEN ADDRESSED?

As Labour approaches its first 100 days, the Centre for Crime and Justice
Studies today called on the government for renewed action.

11 October 2024
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EBULLETIN, 30 SEPTEMBER 2024

Our latest eBulletin, sent out to subscribers on Friday, 27 September. Sign-up
for our free eBulletins here.

30 September 2024
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MEET OUR TWO NEW MEMBERS OF STAFF

In early July, we welcomed Liat Tuv and Daisy Lutyens as our new Policy and
Research Officers.

27 September 2024
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TIMPSON CLAIMS GOVERNMENT COMMITTED TO IPP REFORM

Earlier this month, Lord Timpson wrote to our Director, Richard Garside, with an
update on the Government’s approach to the ongoing Imprisonment for Public
Protection (IPP) scandal.

20 September 2024

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