In June 2007, certain sections of the media announced with barely disguised glee that the BBC was guilty of
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For the Southern end of the Inside Time readership this article might seem a little parochial but I suggest
Quite frequently, articles in Inside Time make you think about your own situation and ‘Disability Discrimination’ in the September
Since the Anglo-Thai Repatriation Treaty was signed, British prisoners held in Thailand have come to realize that this Agreement
The Human Rights Act is often berated in media circles as affording the convicted advantages it is considered they
In my view, one of the worst decisions ever made within the criminal justice system was to allow the
In this article we attempt to address some of the issues that often arise when a Defendant is charged
Inside Time recently received a missive from female prisoners at Low Newton; the ‘report’ and accompanying recommendations was a
Erica Restall (pictured) of Switalski’s Solicitors, acting for Brett James, told Inside Time: “The problem for our client is
From December 1st 2007, any cases granted Legal Aid which end up in the Crown Court will be paid
“A pamphlet, no matter how good, is never read more than once. But a song is learned by heart
Throughout history it has often been assumed that lying can be detected by examining changes in bodily activity but
Have you seen The Minority Report? Tom Cruise has got three psychics floating in a pool comatose. They make
The pains of imprisonment take many forms, but I suppose most people would say that separation from family is
Lifer Ben Gunn wonders just how much and for how long society wants lifers to be punished According to
Effective? Depends who you ask! For those who watched the Panorama programme in June regarding ‘tags’ (and Serco in
We recently acted on a case that raises a specific disability discrimination issue, and which we suspect is rather
This murder case is so implausible that, had it been suggested as a television crime drama, it would never
You might think that you have only to ask your solicitor to brief Counsel, of whose ability you have
Many remand prisoners will have a considerable amount of time to ponder the evidence against them and conclude that