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Blog: The Welsh Parliament’s Equality & Social Justice Committee report on women’s experiences in the CJS
PRT policy officer Emily Evison has written a blog about the Welsh Parliament’s Equality and S...
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Blog: Parole – the Bailey judgement – a key change ruled unlawful
PRT director Peter Dawson has written a blog about the judgement from The High Court published today...
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Parole – the plot thickens
Internal guidance reveals "precautionary approach" adopted before new parole rules came into force
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Parole changes – a solution in search of a problem
Sometimes it pays to ask the obvious question—'is there a problem that needs fixing?'
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Health needs of women serving long prison sentences neglected
Women serving very long sentences feel their health needs are being overlooked, new briefing reveals
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New report led by prisoners at HMP Rye Hill published
Men at HMP Rye Hill share experiences of the impacts of long-term imprisonment in new report.
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Blog: Parole – who’s making the rules?
Something dramatic altered how officials considered cases for open conditions after 6 June
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PRT comment: Government’s response to IPP sentence report ‘wholly inadequate’
Government should be ashamed of rejection of a serious cross-party attempt to right a terrible wrong
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PRT comment: HMP Eastwood Park
Distressing report reveals women in crisis being held in appalling conditions
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Parole chief warns fewer prisoners are getting tested under new open prison rules
Martin Jones makes remarks in a specially commissioned article for 2023 Bromley Briefings
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Crisis…what crisis?
Minister's response reflects a parallel world to what prisoners are enduring in many prisons
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Healthy relationships between staff and prisoners key to delivering government ambitions for prisons
Reforms under threat if staff only experience a way of working that rarely sees prisoners unlocked
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PRT comment: HMP Isle of Wight
Ministers cling to fiction that prisons are returning to normal, inspectors reveal the reality
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PRT comment: Justice Committee report on the use of remand
Report shows how a criminal justice system in perpetual crisis ends up failing everyone
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PRT comment: Inspectors review progress at HMP Brixton
Report shows serious problem with how ministers are held to account when a prison fails repeatedly
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Blog: Parole data — a partial apology
Ministry of Justice continues to evade questions over impact of eligibility changes for open prisons