eBulletin, 1 November 2024
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New figures out today call into question the government’s claim that it is working at pace to resolve the IPP prison sentence scandal.
We have prepared a parliamentary briefing on the IPP sentence, supporting today’s Westminster Hall debate and the upcoming second reading of the Lord Woodley’s Private Members’ Bill.
As Labour approaches its first 100 days, the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies today called on the government for renewed action.
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In early July, we welcomed Liat Tuv and Daisy Lutyens as our new Policy and Research Officers.
Earlier this month, Lord Timpson wrote to our Director, Richard Garside, with an update on the Government’s approach to the ongoing Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) scandal.
MPs are this week making a fresh attempt to reform the joint enterprise legal dragnet, which has seen groups of friends and associates collectively punished for the crimes of an individual.
A Private Member’s Bill, introduced today to the House of Lords, is the latest attempt to address the injustice of Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentences.
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We have joined children’s rights and justice charities in calling for the closure of child prisons as a new review finds that child imprisonment is beyond reform.
The Guardian newspaper published a sneak preview yesterday of our new report on joint enterprise.