Building prisons does nothing to reduce crime
Make Justice Work in the Times. “Sir, Tensions between magistrates and prison governors over how to deal with offenders who are given short-term sentences add to the evidence that such [...]
Make Justice Work in the Times. “Sir, Tensions between magistrates and prison governors over how to deal with offenders who are given short-term sentences add to the evidence that such [...]
With the party conferences behind us and a new leader of the labour party, it will be interesting to see if there emerges a genuine consensus in the arena of criminal justice. Never before have [...]
Make Justice Work on BBC News. The number of prisoners in England and Wales has reached an all-time high, the Ministry of Justice has said.
Make Justice Work in The Times “Roma Hooper, director of Make Justice Work, said: “Locking up thousands of low-level offenders for short periods has certainly contributed to the flood of new [...]
As part of our ongoing commission of enquiry, we visited the Together Women Programme in Bradford yesterday. Our panellists plus journalists were given the opportunity to spend time at the [...]
Make Justice Work in The Independent. Roma Hooper, director of Make Justice Work, said: “Locking up thousands of low-level offenders for short periods of time has certainly contributed to the [...]
Make Justice Work was established in 2009 as a campaign to boost public support for a change in how Britain deals with lower-level offenders – a switch from expensive and futile short prison terms to intensive and effective sanctions.