‘Decimation’ of legal aid has contributed to ‘systematic immiseration of millions’, says UN poverty expert Jon Robins 24 May Austerity
Scrapping short sentences would help end ‘merry-go-round’ of Grayling’s failed probation reforms Mark Day 23 May News
Populism, principle and Penny Mordaunt’s pledge to review torture guidance Nicholas Reed Langen 23 May Civil liberties, Human rights
Man faces extradition in ‘worst case of mistaken identification’, say lawyers Ayesha Ahmad 23 May Crime, Miscarriages of Justice
Failed part-privatisation of probation locks offenders into ‘expensive merry-go-round’ Aqsa Hussain 21 May Prisons, Probation
Twice as many criminals involved in gangs as there are soldiers, says police chief Aqsa Hussain 20 May Crime
‘Northern Ireland’s abortion laws would make most bible-belted states green with envy’ Nicholas Reed Langen 17 May Women
Renationalising probation service is a start – but it must learn from past mistakes John Podmore 16 May Prisons, Probation
Single parents’ challenge to revised benefit cap rejected by Supreme Court Will Bordell 16 May Austerity
