Prison
Does the prison adjudication system work?
HMPPS research finds that prison adjudications generally don’t prevent further rule-breaking.
13th December 2021
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HMPPS research finds that prison adjudications generally don’t prevent further rule-breaking.
Everything you need to know about the prison adjudications system
The Howard League finds that prisoners were sentenced to almost 800 years extra imprisonment in 2016 via the adjudications system, a jump of more than a third.
Most commentators agree that the rise in adjudications is linked to the increasing levels of violence reported in most prisons over the last two years by the official prison inspectors.
