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Prisons - new material (9)

01 December 1994

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Changes in the use of imprisonment in England and Wales 1950- 1991 Christopher Nuttall & Ken Pease. Criminal Law Review pp 316-323 May 1994. An analysis of trends in custody in England and Wales between 1950-1990.

Life licensees and restricted patients reconvictions: England and Wales 1991. Home Office Statistical Bulletin 18/94 (HMSO) 1994.

Women in prison Lucy Berrington. The Big Issue 89 (August 1) pp16-17 1994. This article discusses alternatives to imprisonment.

The path to community prisons. Penal Affairs Consortium September 1994. Discussion of community prisons that advocates "that most prisoners should be held...near their home areas." Available from 169 Clapham Road London SW9 0PU.

Prison Watch press releases. No 95 (20.7.94.) and No 96 (27.7.94.). Press release no. 95 is a response to the report by the Chief Inspector of Prisons on Exeter Prison on five recent suicides. No. 96 deals with the inquest on Simon Hale who was found hanged at HMP Birmingham in January.

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