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  • We need to move to non custodial sentences with adequate support – Tony Cann ambassador of Make Justice Work We need to move to non custodial sentences with adequate support – Tony Cann ambassador of Make Justice Work January 27, 2012
  • Women succeed on community sentences – Joy Doal ambassador for Make Justice Work. Women succeed on community sentences – Joy Doal ambassador for Make Justice Work. January 19, 2012
  • The Howard League’s submission to the Leveson Enquiry January 12, 2012
  • We need to ensure that we tackle the current problems within our society head on. We need to ensure that we tackle the current problems within our society head on. January 5, 2012
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