Prison
The plight of women on indeterminate prison sentences (IPPs)
New Griffins Society research examines the impact of women stuck in prison having served more than twice their IPP tariff.
22nd March 2019
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New Griffins Society research examines the impact of women stuck in prison having served more than twice their IPP tariff.
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