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Neurology and acquired brain injury Dec 2012
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Criminal Cases Review Commission October 2012
The future place of restorative justice in the CJS
The Prisons and Probation Ombudsman June 2012
Youth Justice Board May 2012
Working in Prison April 2012
Public or private sector prisons? March 2012
Prison and community chaplaincy January 2012
Lord Leveson: the Sentencing Council, 18 months on
Community Justice October 2011
Ken Clarke June 2011
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Perspectives on Breaking the Cycle Feb 2011
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