Lawyers face difficulties seeing clients in prison
Association of Prison Lawyers report makes public the extensive difficulties lawyers face in getting to see their clients in prison.
Muslims, prisons and mental health
Raheel Mohammed of Maslaha describes the new Coming Home service designed to help Muslims released from prison with their mental health issues.
Too many demands on Senior Probation Officers
HMI Probation thematic inspection finds there are far too many demands on Senior Probation Officers.
Food matters in prisons
Food does matter if we want to create a more secure, and rehabilitative environment in prisons.
Best practice in working with people with mental health problems on probation
Charlie Brooker & Coral Sirdifield identify best practice in working with people with mental health problems on probation in the latest addition to Clinks evidence library.
The feminisation of probation
Matt Tidmarsh explores the demographic and cultural dynamics which have made probation a mainly female occupation.
Celebrating achievement in criminal justice
Butler Trust announce the winners of its awards for 2023/24.
The lived experience of opioid users in prison
Getting prison drug treatment remains a very variable experience.
Where next for our overcrowded prisons?
The Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology examines the prison population growth, its policy implications and the impact on people in prison.
Experiences of probation on release from a life sentence
Ailie Rennie discusses her research into life sentence prisoners’ experiences of probation.
Women’s experiences of open prison
Sarah Waite’s research on women’s experiences of being in an open prison.
Can probation hostels facilitate desistance & rehabilitation?
The potential of probation hostels to facilitate desistance and rehabilitation is mainly untapped.
