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Grasping the nettle: Options for a lasting solution to the prison capacity crisis
Howard League steps forward with proposals for a lasting solution to the prison capacity crisis
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Twisted: The use of force on children in custody
This briefing examines the sanctioned use of force on children in custody.
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Playing for change
The report exploring Probationary: The Game of Life on Licence, a co-produced artwork that takes the form of a board game which aims to offer new insights into the lived experiences of those on licence to probation.
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Supervisible: Experiences of criminal justice supervision in Scotland
A report by Professor Fergus McNeill, University of Glasgow, used photovoice methodology to understand the experience of people under supervision.
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Supervisible. Experiencing probation and supervision in Germany
A report by Professor Christine Graebsch, Dortmund University, used photovoice methodology to understand the experience of people under supervision
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Parole 4 Kids
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The law requires more exacting standards of fairness on the part of authorities dealing with children. This report sets out the reasons why special mechanisms for a child going through the parole process should be introduced.
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Deaths on probation
The Howard League’s research, by Professor Loraine Gelsthorpe, Nicola Padfield and Jake Phillips of Cambridge University, analyses data on people dying under probation supervision and is the first time such a study has been carried out.
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Women in the penal system
Second report on women with particular vulnerabilities in the criminal justice system
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Professionalising the probation service: Why university institutes would transform rehabilitation
As part of our What if...? series, Professor Jonathan Shepherd explores the possibility of transforming rehabilitation by professionalising the probation service.
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