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Injustice

A film about prison, crime and justice

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Category: Rehabilitation

Interview with Dr Lewis Owens on The Pentonville Experiment

Your new book, The Pentonville Experiment, is getting some very good feedback. You deal with the issues of addiction and prison in a very sympathetic manner, rather… Read more “Interview with Dr Lewis Owens on The Pentonville Experiment”

10th October 201810th October 2018 by Unsound Robin

The Story of Bo: Abuse, addiction, prison.

Bo’s Story You are eight years old. You have been beaten and humiliated by your stepfather for as long as you can remember. He has moved into… Read more “The Story of Bo: Abuse, addiction, prison.”

24th June 201815th March 2020 by Unsound Robin

Is There Life after Death?

Is There Life After Death? For the purpose of this blog, the context of this elusive question concerns life after prison. Prison is a death sentence for… Read more “Is There Life after Death?”

16th April 2018 by Unsound Robin

Reflections of a lifer on the prisons crisis.

‘I grew up in prison’ Derek tells me. Standing around 180 cm with dark green eyes and greying hair he looks quite good for someone whose life… Read more “Reflections of a lifer on the prisons crisis.”

21st March 20187th October 2018 by Unsound Robin

On leaving prison: Michael Irwin’s account

My arch nemesis Governor has to sign me out. He quips, ‘Thank God you’re leaving Michael. Maybe now we can get some peace’. My retort ‘I always… Read more “On leaving prison: Michael Irwin’s account”

13th March 201814th March 2018 by Unsound Robin

Interview with Peter Woolf on his journey into Restorative Justice

Peter Woolf is a very good person who spent many years in prison during a chaotic period in his life. Since turning his life around through restorative… Read more “Interview with Peter Woolf on his journey into Restorative Justice”

1st March 201813th March 2018 by Unsound Robin

A mother in prison: interview with Michaela Booth.

Michaela Booth was sentenced to 4 years in prison for a crime she was found guilty of when she was 19 years old. She was sentenced at… Read more “A mother in prison: interview with Michaela Booth.”

6th January 201821st February 2020 by Unsound Robin

Interview with Penelope Gibbs: An addendum on class.

Class and suffering Penelope Gibbs, ,f I recall correctly, you made a comment at the premiere of Injustice that while class plays an important part in the… Read more “Interview with Penelope Gibbs: An addendum on class.”

11th December 201721st February 2020 by Unsound Robin

Want fewer people in prison? Give (ex) convicts a chance! – by Daniel Morriss

It is almost widely accepted that the UK’s prisons are in a state of crisis. Deaths in custody are at levels completely unjustifiable. Violence – either between… Read more “Want fewer people in prison? Give (ex) convicts a chance! – by Daniel Morriss”

15th November 201718th December 2017 by Unsound Robin

Crime, justice and conceptual problems.

Conceptual frameworks are the underpinning for any line of enquiry. They frame and constrain available options. They are the foundations on which thoughts, ideas and discussions are… Read more “Crime, justice and conceptual problems.”

7th October 201711th October 2017 by CharlotteS

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