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Michael Curzon September 30, 2024

Only men can commit rape under British law, but identifying as a woman after the fact did not help the rapist avoid male prison.

Graham Barnfield September 27, 2024

Sent down for breaching restraining orders, the 37 convicts were then allowed back on the streets—further discrediting a disastrous policy

Michael Curzon August 20, 2024

The move has been described as “neither just nor moral.”

TEC News August 19, 2024

“Nobody should be imprisoned for expressing their Christian beliefs in a social media post” says ADF International.

Michael Curzon June 25, 2024

The WikiLeaks founder has reached a plea deal that will be signed on Wednesday morning.

Michael Curzon May 22, 2024

Prisons are so full that officers are being ordered to pause so-called “non-priority arrests.”

Michael Curzon May 8, 2024

An early-release scheme is being extended to domestic abusers and burglars in a half-baked second attempt to cut prison overcrowding.

Tristan Vanheuckelom January 31, 2024

Non-Belgian citizens make up 40% of the total prison population—at a cost of over €300 million to taxpayers

Frank Haviland January 4, 2024

UK Sentencing Council urges lenience for certain demographic groups, not others.

Michael Curzon October 17, 2023

Government officials are using heavy-handed imagery to justify weak-willed action.

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