When: 24 November 2022 17.00 – 19.00 – Zoom Platform Book your space via EventBrite here. This seminar will focus on adverse effects of imprisonment from several perspectives. Sophie Ellis will provide an update on the problems of IPP sentences… Continue reading
The House of Commons’ Justice Committee report on IPPs was published on 28th September 2022. This welcome report not only acknowledges their rightful abolition under the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 but also that as this… Continue reading
Members and friends will be saddened to hear of the death of Dr Tim Kirkpatrick, who led the discussion for our Webinar on research in prisons in February this year. His own current research – the PROSPECT project (Prevention of… Continue reading
The Annual General Meeting of Crime in Mind will be held virtually on Thursday 13th October @ 1300 hours. Members are invited to attend and will be sent a link to join the meeting prior to the event. The AGM will… Continue reading
Call for applications – Deadline 30th November 2022 Crime in Mind is seeking to support development of new research. This call for applications for support is for people who want to build research skills. Up to £1000 will be… Continue reading
CIM SEMINAR – RESEARCH INTO SUPPORTING THOSE WITH ASD IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM – Crime In Mind – 27 July 2022. Members of Crime In Mind have access to all recordings of our Seminars and Events. If you are interested… Continue reading
Our next online seminar will be held on Wednesday 27th July 2022, 5-7pm. Join us for an early evening webinar to consider the needs of people with ASD in the justice system and what further research is needed to inform… Continue reading
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Download the full Crime In Mind January 2022 Newsletter here. Covid 19 has completely changed our lives. I’m pleased to say, however, that, despite being unable to meet physically, the executive committee has continued to operate with virtual meetings. Unsatisfactory… Continue reading
High rates of mental health problems among prisoners are recognised worldwide, with prevalence figures for major mental disorders and some related behaviours, such as self-harm and suicide, well researched. There is also some evidence on how mental state may change… Continue reading