PAS Debate 2013: Tuesday 21st May at UCL
1.6 million behind bars: Are there any lesson to learn from the US prison system?
Clive Stafford Smith, John Podmore, and David Jessel
PAS Debate 2013: Tuesday 21st May at UCL1.6 million behind bars: Are there any lesson to learn from the US prison system? |
London Legal Walk on 20th May – Please sponsor our walkersOn Monday 20th May a team of walkers from PAS will be taking part in the London Legal Walk. It’s 10k and there have been mutterings that some might run … |
Give us your views on the proposed changes to legal aidThe MOJ Consultation Paper on ‘Transforming Legal Aid’ (CP14/2013) was published on 9 April 2013. |
Writings on the Justice GapPAS’s Managing Solicitor, Matthew Evans, has written a number of articles for the Justice Gap website |
Longford Prize ceremonyAs previously reported, PAS was awarded the Longford Prize last week, on Thursday 22 November. The judges’ citation was as follows: |
PAS wins the Longford Prize for 2012The Prisoners’ Advice Service (PAS) is pleased to announce that it has been awarded the Longford Prize for 2012. |
IPP prisoners – article at the Justice GapThe Justice Gap website has recently featured a very interesting blog on the subject of the 6,100 prisoners remaining on IPP sentences |
Article posted on transfers for indeterminate sentence prisonersA new article has just been posted in the Reports section of the website. Jude Bunting, a barrister at Tooks Chambers, comments on the difficulty indeterminate sentence |
APL Seminar – Representing Women PrisonersThe Association of Prison Lawyers is holding a seminar on Representing Women Prisoners on Monday 10 September |
Prisoners waiting to move to open conditions gain ROTL victoryOne of PAS’s clients, D, serving a mandatory life sentence, had been waiting for a transfer to open conditions since his approval for |
PAS receives grant from Big Lottery FundThe Prisoners’ Advice Service is delighted to announce that it has been awarded a five-year funding grant by the Big Lottery Fund under its Reaching Communities |
Visits case settledPAS had taken on a client in a Category A prison, F, who was refused visits from his nephew, G, on the grounds that the nephew himself was an ex-prisoner … |