Trapped: The IPP Prisoner Scandal
Trapped: IPP Prisoner ScandalIPP sentences were rightly abolished over a decade ago, on the grounds that they were unfair, unworkable and unjust in practice. Despite this close to 3k people are still serving these sentences in prison, with more than 200 others held in secure hospital
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'Indefinite Injustice'
Our new episode, ‘Indefinite Injustice’ has gone live today. We hear from Theresa, whose son, Josh has been serving an IPP sentence since he was 18. Josh was sentenced to an IPP in 2008 for GBH, he’s now 34. When Sam meets Theresa in May 20...
Prison Crisis: The Chief Inspector of Probation, Martin Jones CBE Speaks
Today we publish our new episode which features an exclusive interview with Martin Jones CBE, who was appointed His Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Probation in March 2024. Prior to that, he was Chief Executive of the Parole Board from 2015.
100 Days - An open letter to the Ministry of Justice
With a new Labour Government and a batch of fresh Ministers now in place, three IPP campaigners, Roddy Russell, Marc Conway and Andrew Morris have today hand-delivered an open letter to the Ministry of Justice which contains a list of IPP d...
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