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By Nicola Maynard, Prison Law Partner at Reeds Solicitors The Labour government in 2005 introduced the IPP sentence where prisoners were given no maximum tariff and ended up becoming trapped in a revolving door. However, under the Conservative government in 2012 IPP sentence were abolished due to matters concerning human rights. This was a Continue reading Re-sentencing exercise in relation to all Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP)
Reporter: Stuart Littleford A collaborative partnership between Sodexo’s Aberdeen-based Energy & Resources business and Sodexo-managed prison, HMP Addiewell will see 50 sleep pods donated to the Aberdeen Cyrenians, a registered charity dedicated to supporting vulnerable people and those experiencing homelessness. Sodexo is committed to contributing positively to the communities in which it operates and Continue reading Prison rehabilitation scheme helps fight homelessness with sleep pods donated to Aberdeen Cyrenians
Traka has launched a new white paper, investigating how security technology can support inmates, staff and rehabilitation programmes to reassign responsibility and reshape the prison landscape. The downloadable white paper, created in partnership with Serco and Unilink, is entitled, “How technology can support 21st century prison systems.’ It highlights the evolving role of UK prisons, Continue reading Traka highlights security technology’s role to support prison systems
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