Police & Prisons

Articles

Grayling fails to argue he can make and break his own rules

Judges 'struck' by Lord Chancellor's submission that he cannot be bound by his own regulations

Let us in to jail, says Howard League

Frances Crook condemns the politicisation of Ministry of Justice (MoJ) civil servants after an invitation to visit two privately-run prisons was withdrawn, reports Catherine Baksi

Is death preferable to life in prison?

Richard Easton discusses Belgium's refusal to administer a death sentence to prisoner Frank Van Den Bleeken

19th century criminal trials are too expensive, says Leveson

President of the Queen's Division says "we have to live with diminished resources for years to come"

'Only a royal commission can fix broken penal system'

UK penal policy formed from media diet of hard cases and spurious campaigns

Law Society enters debate on European Arrest Warrant

EAW an essential weapon for ensuring alleged criminals face justice

Wingless…

…aeroplanes aren't a common sight away from an airfield

Police 'hacking' scandal

Proposals to rewrite RIPA are dangerous, warns Rupert Cowper-Coles