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Faith Spear FRSA

@fmspear

lead author, The Criminal Justice Blog; prison-reform advocate; criminal-justice system commentator; criminologist
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It must be simplified, trying to claim any benefits is long winded, far too many pages to fill out, all online and very little help available to complete it. Also take the stigma away from needing that extra help not just to live but for many to survive

Cate Moore (@cate_a_moore) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Most of you will know about IPP already but even so, please read this from Faith Spear FRSA ⬇️⬇️⬇️ The loss of life and the harm to those not serving these inhumane sentences should not ne ignored. It's never about what went wrong, but what we do about it. thecriminaljusticeblog.com/2024/09/04/cam…

Claire Fox (@fox_claire) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On Times Radio earlier & in one discussion shared my frustration with aspects of early release scheme. General prison crisis a mess but so mad at irrationality of Gov not even considering releasing #IPP prisoners, many of whom are less risky than some of those released today

Peter Stefanovic (@peterstefanovi2) 's Twitter Profile Photo

By backing Lord Woodley’s Bill for resentencing the Government can end one of the most cruel, inhumane & monumental injustices of the past half century & head off the medium-term prison capacity crisis at the same time - it should be a no brainer If you are not yet familiar

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"If Lord Woodley’s Bill becomes law, it will place Shabana Mahmood MP under a legal obligation to ensure that all those serving an IPP sentence – whether in prison or in the community – are retrospectively given a determinate sentence" Peter Stefanovic thecriminaljusticeblog.com/2024/09/04/cam…

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Next up - this time I had two minutes, so I discussed two films in relation to prison policy. A chance to talk about unjust two-tier policy: #IPP prisoners who've long done their time, but remain locked up indefinitely. Instead of look at these prisoners, the government has

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Massive thank you Claire Fox for speaking up for IPP prisoners and continuing to push for resentencing and long overdue justice. The film was made to educate and expose the cruel nature of IPP Sentence so those in power can find the will and backbone to end this death sentence!

The 286 Project (@the286project) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are people currently under IPPs, an indeterminate sentence which took effect from 2005. I speak to@Bernade84916506, whose partner is under IPP about his future and how IPPs affect their loved ones, and create uncertain futures. Join us next Tuesday at 7pm BST

Roderic Russell (@1roddyrussell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

TRAPPED: The IPP Prisoner Scandal Thank you Metro, the Trapped Team and also Lord Woodley for his IPP resentencing private members bill that will hopefully go to a parliamentarian free vote. The irredeemably flawed and torturous IPP sentence must be terminated.

Peter Stefanovic (@peterstefanovi2) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Backing Lord Woodley’s Bill for resentencing will end one of the most cruel, inhumane & monumental injustices of the past half century - the #IPPscandal & head off the medium-term prison capacity crisis at the same time - this it should be a no brainer for the The Labour Party

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Day 73 of a new government In 2022, the Justice Select Committees IPP inquiry found the IPP sentence ‘irredeemably flawed’ and called for a comprehensive re-sentencing programme. Today, there are still 2,734 people in prison. Keir Starmer Shabana Mahmood MP James Timpson

Day  73 of a new government 

In 2022, the Justice Select Committees IPP inquiry found the IPP sentence ‘irredeemably flawed’ and called for a comprehensive re-sentencing programme.

Today, there are still 2,734 people in prison.

<a href="/Keir_Starmer/">Keir Starmer</a> <a href="/ShabanaMahmood/">Shabana Mahmood MP</a> <a href="/JamesTCobbler/">James Timpson</a>
Pankhurst Centre 🐝 (@pankhurstcentre) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#OnThisDay 17 Sept 1909, Suffragettes Mary Leigh, Charlotte Marsh & Patricia Woodlock climbed the roof of Bingley Hall in Birmingham to protest at being excluded from a meeting where the British PM Asquith was giving a speech. They threw roof tiles at Asquith's car & police.

#OnThisDay 17 Sept 1909, Suffragettes Mary Leigh, Charlotte Marsh &amp; Patricia Woodlock climbed the roof of Bingley Hall in Birmingham to protest at being excluded from a meeting where the British PM Asquith was giving a speech. They threw roof tiles at Asquith's car &amp; police.
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The next episode is now live! I spoke to Bernadette Emerson, whose partner is currently incarcerated under IPP about his future and how IPPs can affect a person's loved ones. Click on the link to watch ⬇️ youtube.com/watch?v=kSsiyy…