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 Roma Hooper speaks to Adam Boulton on Sky News
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By Lulu Cane
In Press
Posted June 8, 2011

Roma Hooper speaks to Adam Boulton on Sky News

Sky’s Adam Boulton was joined by Philip Davies Conservative MP and Roma Hooper from Make Justice Work for their views on sentencing and what the Justice Minister can do to save £2bn from [...]

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 Women’s prisons ‘seen as temporary housing’
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By Lulu Cane
In Press
Posted June 6, 2011

Women’s prisons ‘seen as temporary housing’

Women’s prisons are now seen as stop-gap providers of social care and temporary housing – a refuge for those who have slipped through the net of local services, a new report has [...]

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 Women’s prisons should close, says justice taskforce
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By Lulu Cane
In Press
Posted June 6, 2011

Women’s prisons should close, says justice taskforce

Women should not be sent to prison and should instead serve community sentences, according to a new report by the Women’s Justice Taskforce. The focus should be on health, housing and [...]

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 Report urges alternatives to women’s prisons
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By Lulu Cane
In Press
Posted June 6, 2011

Report urges alternatives to women’s prisons

Ministers could save millions on women’s prison places if they invested more in community sentences and women’s centres, according to an independent taskforce report. Alternatives to custody for [...]

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 Keep women out of prison’ says chief constable as he calls for impact on families to be taken into account during sentencing
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By Lulu Cane
In Press
Posted June 6, 2011

Keep women out of prison’ says chief constable as he calls for impact on families to be taken into account during sentencing

A chief constable today backed calls to close women’s prisons, claiming the negative impact on families was not worth the punishment to the individual. Chief Constable Stephen Otter, in [...]

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 Proof that tough justice does put crooks off crime
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By Lulu Cane
In Press
Posted May 11, 2011

Proof that tough justice does put crooks off crime

Ken Clarke was handed proof that tough justice works yesterday as figures revealed criminals jailed for longer are less likely to reoffend than those given shorter sentences. A Ministry of [...]

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 Longer prison sentences deter re-offending, study shows
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By Lulu Cane
In Press
Posted May 10, 2011

Longer prison sentences deter re-offending, study shows

Offenders released from longer sentences also go on to commit fewer crimes after being released than those serving shorter jail terms, the Ministry of Justice said. According to the figures, only [...]

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 Listen to Roma talking to Radio 5 Live Drive on reoffending rates
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By Lulu Cane
In Press
Posted May 10, 2011

Listen to Roma talking to Radio 5 Live Drive on reoffending rates

Listen to full interview on Live Drive and fastforward to 1hr and 10mins to hear Roma talking about re-offending rates amongst lower-level offenders

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 Longer prison sentences cut reoffending, study suggests
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By Lulu Cane
In Press
Posted May 10, 2011

Longer prison sentences cut reoffending, study suggests

The longer the prison sentence the less likely an offender is to commit a further crime, according to research. The Ministry of Justice report found that 37.5% of those imprisoned for two to four [...]

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 MJW’s letter published in the Times
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By Lulu Cane
In Press
Posted April 14, 2011

MJW’s letter published in the Times

Tough and intensive community sentences punish offenders but also force them to address their behaviour

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 MJW’s Letter Published in Daily Mirror 13.04.2011
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By Lulu Cane
In Press
Posted April 13, 2011

MJW’s Letter Published in Daily Mirror 13.04.2011

In response to your article “Victims’ Tsar brands Tory-led coalition soft on crime”, it’s not true that victims want harsher punishment – they want punishments that work. Some community sentences [...]

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About Make Justice Work

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.

MJW closed in June 2013 following the launch of it’s final report ‘Lighting the Flame: a report on the impact of Make Justice Work’.

Read more about the campaign »

Recent Posts
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    June 23, 2013
  • The wrong end of the sentence
    The wrong end of the sentence
    May 9, 2013
  • Measuring our impact
    Measuring our impact
    April 18, 2013
Popular Posts
  • We must invest time, relationships and resources to stop reoffending – by Rob Allen, Ambassador for Make Justice Work
    We must invest time, relationships and resources to stop reoffending – by Rob Allen, Ambassador for Make Justice Work
    April 12, 2012
  • Women should get time out of jail to see their children – Daily Telegraph
    Women should get time out of jail to see their children – Daily Telegraph
    February 15, 2012
  • Majority think prison isn’t working
    Majority think prison isn’t working
    April 4, 2011
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