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Read this month’s prison inspectorate reports - this month we cover HMP Rye Hill and HMP Wealstun

Officers are captured on camera, smashing mobile phone over
inmates head with mallet

£50 million for legal aid sector, The importance of having a lawyer for a parole review - CEO blog, Psychology and the Law: By Sarah Ashworth and Simon Howland, Stay fit this month with our new September Fitness Guide, Information for family and friends of prisoners having a parole review, HM Inspectorate Reports AND MUCH MORE!

In this edition of Jail Mail: How do the Courts assess damages for unlawful detention? The Parole Board for England and Wales Annual Report is published. Psychology and the Law: by Sally Morris and Rob Welsh. Stay fit this month with our new August Fitness Guide. Consultation launched on doubling maximum sentence for assaulting an emergency worker. Chief Executive's blog - Parole Board Covid-19 recovery plan. AND much more! 

Unpaid work and new innovative key programmes to be offered by HMPs to reduce offending. we find out about improved training to reduce conflict in youth custody. Stay fit with this months new fitness guide. And much more!!

New sobriety tags come into force! we look into prisoners' experience with covid-19. new measures announced at hidden harms summit, and much more!!

Coronavirus: Q&A for friends and family of prisoners. Resettlement was already
di cult before all this - How organisations are adapting to the pandemic. Psychology and the Law: By Claire Illingworth and Simon Howland. Stay  t this month with our new May Fitness Guide. New updated COVID-19: ROTL on compassionate grounds AND MUCH MORE!

The Adjudication process… Added days of imprisonment & Added time on your sentence. Immediate cancellation of all face-to-face Parole Board Hearings. Psycology and the Law by Faye Horsley and Rob Welsh. Stay fit this month with our new April fitness guide. Covid-19 and prisons.  AND MUCH MORE! 

In this issue: Rape victims to benefit from government funding boost, Safety in Custody Statistics,  Psychology and the Law by Sally Morris and Simon Howland, Your Fitness Guide, Explaining the benefits of parole by Parole Board CEO Martin
Jones (Guest post for www.Russellwebster.com), Women released from prison nearly three times less likely to be in employment on release than men AND MUCH MORE!

In this months Issue: Serious violent and sexual offenders to spend longer in prison, Cameras to broadcast from the Crown Court for first time, Proposed changes to automatic release need greater public scrutiny, Psychology and the Law by Sally Morris and Simon Howland, Tougher sentencing and monitoring in government overhaul of terrorism response, plus much more!!!

In this month's Issue: A new year should be about new beginnings, not repeating the same mistakes of the past. 2020: Time to Change. Psychology and the Law by Sally Morris and Rob Welsh. Status report on prison health in the WHO European Region (2019) is published. Families need more help to deal with the pains of IPP imprisonment. And MUCH.MORE!

Included in this month's Jail Mail: Children’s rights in prison routinely overlooked and ignored. Investigating cases involving IPP prisoners (by the Prison and Probation Ombudsman).  A new report reveals families need better ways to share concerns with prisons. People released from prison on a Friday face an almost impossible challenge to get the support they need before the weekend. And much more! 

In this month's Jail Mail: Deputy Minister to address conference on delivering more effective responses to offending by women. Public given power to question ‘lenient’ prison sentences. Longer prison sentences may win votes but they won’t stop crime. There is always money for locking up children, but none to clean up the mess afterwards. And much more! 

Building work starts on new Wellingborough jail, Parole Board issues new guidance for Observers at Oral Hearings, Psychology and the Law: By Dr Sarah Ashworth and Simon Howland, Check out this month’s new and improved centre page pull-out, To The Moon and Back Alice!!, technology is being used to detect and seize illegal phones used by prisoners, October Special: How well do you know your scary movies? And much more!

In this issue: Parole Board triples its diversity, Unlocking Nature programme delivered at HMP Wandsworth, Psychology and the Law: By Dr Darren Johnson and Robert Welsh, Children deserve better than a flawed inspection of a failing service, Check out this month’s new and improved centre page pull-out, Self-inflicted deaths on the rise, Government announce 10,000 extra prison places to keep the public safe, and the new 'Have Your Say!' A page just for you! and much more!!

Do you disagree with your Parole Board decision? Pay rise for prison officers. Personal Injury Specialists answer your questions. Prison offences and nickings.New report looks into the long term imprisonment from young adulthood. Give prisoners a sense of hope for the future. Howard League research finds children’s homes calling the police 200 times a year. New partnership to boost offender rehabilitation. Psychology and the Law: By Dr Jillian Peters and Simon Howland. Why short prison sentences must go. Your Fitness Guide. Renovare News by David Bright. Too much violence, drugs and inactivity in prisons. and MUCH MORE!

Compensation rule abolished allowing victims to reapply, Review finds family ties ‘utterly indispensable’ to rehabilitation of female offenders, New Justice Minister sets out whole system approach to justice reform, An award-winning project, Dr Jillian Peters and Robert Welsh,
Check out this month’s new and improved centre page pull-out, The Obstacles of Change - By
David Bright (Renovare), England and Wales prison statistics, HMP Bristol - Chief Inspector calls on Justice Secretary, and much more!

In this month's issue: Are education and employment key to making positive life choices? Has someone breached your data protection rights? New criminal justice bulletin shows lowest number of offenders In 50 years. Parole Board Chief Executives blog and much more!

In this edition: The Parole Board has published guidance for its members on the consideration of  allegations which have been made against a prisoner. Specialist mobile detection technology is being used to detect and seize illegal phones used by prisoners. New figures reveal postcode lottery in imprisonment rates for women in England and Wales. AND MUCH MORE! 

In this edition:  North east charity receives grant to work with prisoners who have experienced being in care, “Knife crime ASBOs” will put vulnerable kids at risk, Funding boost for victims of rape and sexual abuse, How we make our decisions & Licence Conditions and how the Parole Board use them and much more!

In this Issue - New GPS tags will provide 24/7 location monitoring of offenders. New Chief Executive Dr Jo Farrar has been appointed as the next Chief Executive of HM Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS). Case Law Cut Outs Get an update from Prison
Law Expert Rhona Scullion of Instalaw Solicitors. The Parole Board has now implemented its policy to digitally record every oral hearing. The state cannot outsource its human rights obligations and much more! 

In this edition -Howard League for Penal Reform Shocking rise in deaths in custody. Prison Reform Trust Restoring responsibility should be at the heart of government’s
new prison behaviour scheme. Tackling substance use Scanners which detect drugs
on clothes and mail are up and running at 10 of the most challenging jails. Reconsideration Mechanism Sweeping changes to the Parole Board system.

In this edition - Forensic Psychology Services discuss the impact of learning disabilities in prison and how you can get the help. Prison Reform Trust publishes the Bromley Briefings Prison Factfile UK tops European league table of numbers in indefinite detention. Ministry of Justice Introduce new search teams to disrupt and deter violence in prisons
and HMP Birmingham  need to learn from decline is required alongside work to rescue jail from violence and chaos.

In this edition - Review of the Psychoactive Substances Act 2016 review aims to measure as
far as possible any changes in outcomes before and after the implementation of the Act. Parole Board Chief Executive’s Blog 'The Parole Board' makes thousands of decisions each year. The majority of those decisions have the potential to cause anxiety & sometimes upset to victims. Increased funding for rape & sexual abuse victims and Support centres to benefit from greater financial security and stability.

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Jail Mail is the long awaited National prison newspaper distributed monthly to prisons across England, Wales and Ireland and accessed by over 85,000 prisoners. 

The paper is run by Human Rights and Prison Law experts with an aim to provide vital news updates to all serving prisoners. We work closely with professionals and experts in and outside of the Prison Service to provide informative articles to help prisoners with all aspects of prison life. 

We have regular articles each month from charities, organisations, Prison experts and prisoners themselves to not only help those inside but also to provide support for family members and friends in the community.

Whether it is your loved ones first or fifth time in prison, Jail Mail has something to offer everyone. We provide monthly A-Z guides of prison procedures, questions are answered by dedicated legal experts and we let you have your say by printing your letters each month to share your experiences at this difficult time!

We also have monthly centre page fitness pull outs, up to date policy changes, Prison Inspectorate reports, our just for fun section including your chance to win £25 in our caption competition and much much more!

In this edition - Laura Smith, Prison Law Expert at Instalaw Solicitors Discusses Pre Tariff Reviews. Parole Board Blog: Martin Jones, CEO of the Parole Board, talks about the diversity of the membership. The Ministry of Justice: Specialist financial crime unit to crack down on prison gangs plus much, much more...

In this edition - Instalaw Solicitors launch new Judicial review department, New Inspectorate reports for HMP Hull and HMP Dovegate, Small claims limit still set to rise plus much, much more...

In this issue - Law Society Excellence Awards 2018, David Gauke, Safety in Custody Stats, Martin Jones, Parole Board Chief Executive plus much, much more...

In this edition - UCAS bans the box - UCAS will no longer require people to disclose a past conviction when applying for most university courses; House of Commons Justice Select Committee: Transforming Rehabilitation; Howard League Permission granted to challenge the use of adult restraint techniques on children at a prison in west London plus much, much more...

In this issue - Howard League of Penal Reform, Justice Labs, Ministry of Justice, Fitness Pullout plus much, much more...

In this edition - Independent Review of the Mental Health Act, Psychology and the Law : By Faye Horsley & Simon Howland, Evidence submitted by the Prison Reform Trust to the review of parole and much, much more...

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Jail Mail is the long awaited National prison newspaper distributed monthly to prisons across England, Wales and Ireland and accessed by over 85,000 prisoners. 

The paper is run by Human Rights and Prison Law experts with an aim to provide vital news updates to all serving prisoners. We work closely with professionals and experts in and outside of the Prison Service to provide informative articles to help prisoners with all aspects of prison life. 

We have regular articles each month from charities, organisations, Prison experts and prisoners themselves to not only help those inside but also to provide support for family members and friends in the community.

Whether it is your loved ones first or fifth time in prison, Jail Mail has something to offer everyone. We provide monthly A-Z guides of prison procedures, questions are answered by dedicated legal experts and we let you have your say by printing your letters each month to share your experiences at this difficult time!

We also have monthly centre page fitness pull outs, up to date policy changes, Prison Inspectorate reports, our just for fun section including your chance to win £25 in our caption competition and much much more!

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