Reflecting people’s gripes back at them will take you only so far. To get further, you must also offer something better.
Conventional courts focus on the crime being tried, when the real problem that needs to be addressed lies within the individual who committed it.
With budgets under pressure, it’s politically easier to take CCTV cameras of our streets than police officers.
Official reports estimate that around 200,000 men, women and juveniles are sexually assaulted in American prisons every year
The reason why heroin use is falling in Europe but rising in the USA.
The heart of the matter is the suggestion that innocent British citizens should be extradited so that foreign criminal suspects can also be.
The Home Secretary has reformed it to make it fit for purpose. With these changes now in effect, the EAW should be an important part of the police’s armoury.
The Government shows no sign of putting the bilateral treaty option on the table. An opportunity to renegotiate has been lost.
The CSJ has long witnessed the incredible power of the best voluntary organisations to transform lives.
Public and media opinion have shifted while Westminster’s stance on the failing War on Drugs remains the same. How long will the mismatch last?
She has pared the Home Office back to dealing what she regards as essentials: security policy, border control, policy formation.
Gove, May, IDS, Grayling, Maude. Unlike the minnows of Labour and UKIP, these are serious people delivering serious change for serious times.
There is an idealistic vision of a continent which in the last 70 years has become a haven of peace and prosperity. Go to Cracow or Vilnius – and see what they think.
Largely unnoticed, the Government has pushed through some of the most radical reforms to the police service for a generation.
Today we are announcing new contracts with private and voluntary providers to ensure that no new offender will be left stranded with no help when they leave prison.