Prison Law
Adjudications…not very appealing
As published in Inside Times magazine. http://www.insidetime.org/articleview.asp?a=1464&c=adjudications__not_very_appealing
Does Life really mean Life?
The Criminal Justice Act 2003 introduced new sentencing provisions which caused a great deal of controversy. The majority of that controversy was in relation to those sentenced to imprisonment for public protection (IPP). In...
Don’t let recall ruin Christmas
It is clear from the contact that we have from clients that there is a lack of understanding of the recall process and inmates are often left in the dark about the procedure and...
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Read MoreSquatting – a criminal offence
The headlines suggest that the government are on the side of homeowners as on the 1st September 2012 squatting in residential buildings will now become a criminal offence thanks to Section 144 of the...
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