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The CPS never make it simple, instead of giving secondary parties lesser charges life sentences are what they bring
A 36-year-old woman who worked as a prison officer at HMP Long Lartin was found to be having a
A man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter after a fellow prisoner died following an assault within HMP Fosse Way
A 29-year-old woman who worked as a prison officer at HMP Peterborough pleaded not guilty to a range of
Retired senior judge Sir Brian Leveson, who was tasked by the Government to look at ways to solve the
A prisoner in HMP Birmingham has been found guilty of murdering his cellmate. The 43-year-old man strangled Tajinder Kular
A female prison officer at HMP Highpoint, in Suffolk, formed a relationship with a prisoner and was paid to
The 53-year-old head of security at Les Nicolles prison in Guernsey has been convicted of indecent behaviour towards a
The prison officer at the centre of the sex video scandal at HMP Wandsworth has pleaded guilty to misconduct
A prison officer at HMP Altcourse has pleaded guilty to misconduct in public office and been handed a suspended
A former prison officer has been convicted of perjury having allegedly given false information at an inquest into the
Can you please tell us if it is legal to place a prisoner on a Basic wing with Basic
I recently saw a fascinating and thought-provoking interview with Dr Jessica Taylor, who argues that the jury system is
For governor Susie Richardson, success isn’t when prisoners behave well in prison – it’s when they do well after
My heart goes out to the two British citizens who have been sentenced to death by the Donetsk People’s
Credit’ for the defendant who pleads guilty is of course a long established sentencing practice that affords the courts the opportunity
On the 9th of June 2010, during PMs Questions, Prime Minister David Cameron admitted that between 8-10% of all
A very important meeting took place recently at the House of Commons. This hadn’t, it hardly needs saying, been
Figures obtained by the Guardian, released after months of delay by the Home Office following a freedom of information