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"There remains only one way to judge a prison's success. Count how many people leave and don't come back"

Truss’ big plans for prison reform have no substance behind them

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"Calls for her resignation are growing, and they will continue to grow unless some real leadership emerges"

We’re in the middle of a prison crisis but where is Liz Truss?

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"The prison system goes to great lengths to make sure it is not scrutinised"

Lock down: Prisons minister suspends whistleblower

Prisons system remains cloaked in secrecy

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"We've been watching this get worse and worse for years now"

Lock-em-up brigade have created a prison crisis

The Daily Mail may not like it but a liberal solution is the only way to tackle the prison crisis

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"Monitoring boards, with their local knowledge and daily visits, could be doing so much more to scrutinise and assess what is happening and to help prisoners"

Targeting the whistleblower: Prison critic fights for her job

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Campaigners claim changes to legal aid have prevented victims of domestic violence from accessing justice

Court rules against legal aid restrictions for domestic violence victims

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The failure of our prison system is "scandalous", the prime minister will say today

Prison crisis: Cameron brands his own record ‘shameful’

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The outgoing prisons inspector has warned of overcrowding and declining safety in prisons

Parting shot: Prison inspector steps down with last blast at Grayling

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Data suggests that gay and transgender prisoners were at the highest risk of attack of sexual assault in prisons

Comment: The prisons minister must take the blame for the failure to protect Tara Hudson

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Justice secretary Michael Gove is believed to be overseeing a review into the charge

The unjust criminal courts charge must be scrapped

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The House of Lords will today debate the criminal courts charge

Grayling’s court charge forces magistrates to punish the poor – it’s time for reform

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Tax Tribunal fees an attack on access to justice, say tax advisers

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Chris Grayling's secure colleges plan has been quietly shelved after the election

MoJ sneaks out cancellation of £85m vanity project

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Barrister strike? Solicitors and barristers could work together against cuts to legal aid

Gove faces court chaos as wildcat legal strike spreads

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Top 10 priorities for the new government in 90 seconds

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Locked in: Criticism of Rainsbrook from inspectors

G4S-run prison criticised for racism and staff drug use

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Prison book ban: Rules changed, but some institutions still not accepting parcels

The prisons which still won’t allow books

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Take a closer look: Research could have reduced the cost of austerity

How a failure to gather evidence meant spending cuts actually hurt the taxpayer

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The battle for the true legacy of Magna Carta is underway

Comment: Legal aid reforms are not the justice intended in Magna Carta

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