Politics: Pat Nolan describes how US conservative politics is thinking relationally about justice. Prison: Nigel Fenner reports on young offenders exploring the subject of marriage whilst in prison. John Cartwright,…
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Tribute: Jonathan Burnside, David Faulkner and past contributors to the Relational Justice Bulletin salute the life and work of Sir Stephen Tumim. Prisons: Kimmett Edgar and Enver Solomon consider the…
Prisons: Jonathan Burnside reports on changed lives in a changed institution. Mediation: Debbie Rogers describes programmes for transforming relationships in prison. Society: Jonathan Burnside and Michael Schluter look back and…
Society: Oliver Letwin explains why relationships are key to building the ‘neighbourly society’ and reducing crime. Offenders: Helen Drewery reports on a new strategy for giving offenders support and accountability…
Courts: Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye describes the creation, growth and impact of problem-solving courts in New York Sate (US). Law: Peter Camp, visiting Professor of legal ethics at the…
Offenders: David Faulkner, Senior Research Associate at Oxford University’s Centre for Criminological Research, considers how ideas of citizenship and community might be applied to the treatment of offenders, and in…
Prisons: Stephen Pryor, a former Prison Governor, argues that prisons should expect responsibility from prisoners and must not remove more responsibility than is necessary for public protection. Victims: G. Tendayi…
Society: Shadd Maruna, Lecturer at the Institute of Criminology at the University of Cambridge, explains why it is more blessed for ex-offenders to give than to receive. Prison: Nancy Loucks,…
Policing: Mel Lofty, Head of Youth and Restorative Justice at Thames Valley Police, explains how restored relationships can be a guide to justice. Prisons: Diana Medlicott explores the importance of…
Prisons: Stephen Shaw, Prisons and Probation Ombudsman for England and Wales, describes the impact of different kinds of relationships in prison. Young Offenders: Tim Clewer explains why challenging offending behaviour…
Prisons: Andrew Coyle, Director of the International Centre for Prison Studies, reflects on the roots of imprisonment. Society: Shirley Shipman looks at harm on the Internet from a relational perspective….
Society: David Faulkner, Senior Research Associate at Oxford University’s Centre for Criminological Research, envisages a new role for citizenship, public service and safety community safety. Community: Sue Rex considers the…
Society: Following Paul Boateng’s article in Issue 6, Ann Widdecombe explains why a relational approach to crime is part of the Conservatives’ ‘common sense’ revolution. Prisons: Allan Broadie and James…
Prisons: Sir Stephen Tumim argues that the primary goal of the Prison Service is to close the gap between the prisoner and society. Overseas: Penelope Lee introduces the work of…
Prisons: Hans Toch, Distinguished Professor of Criminal Justice at the University of New York, describes how commonality-centred programmes bring meaning to prisoners’ lives and link people on either side of…
Policy: Home Office Minister of State Paul Boateng discusses how a relational correctional policy can be put into practice. Young Offenders: John Harding looks at the relational implications of referral…
Policing: Ewan Ramage charts a new relational role for the police box. Punishment: Joshua Bamfield looks at restitution for store thieves. Media: Simon Bradshaw explains why the release of information…
Prison: Sir Peter Woodhead explains why Relational Justice is central to the work of the Prisons Ombudsman. Partnerships: Mary Phillips discusses how multi-agency partnerships have been successful in tackling domestic…
Prisons: H.M. Chief Inspector of Prisons, Sir David Ramsbotham, explains why relationships are the key to a healthy prison. Justice: Sophie Bishop reports from Rwanda on new moves to secure…
Justice: Adrian James evaluates the significance of Relational Justice, as opposed to restorative justice, in the light of recent policy developments. Law: Judge Christopher Compston discusses what lessons can be…
Justice: Aidan Wilcox, a criminologist, explains why he believes that ZTP can undermine police legitimacy and worsen that all important police-community relationship. Probation: Imogen Brown, of the Probation Service, discusses…
Justice: Michael Schluter, Director of Relationships Foundation, discusses how relationships are crucial for criminal justice. Analysis: David Faulkner discusses the relationship between the citizen and the state and its relevance to…