Women in prison

• Why are pregnant women in prison?
• Too many women are in prison on remand
• Breaking the cycle of poverty and criminalisation

School to prison

• Engaging Marginalised Children: Improving Preventative Intervention in Youth Justice
• The School to Prison Pipeline: A UK Perspective
• Prosecuting parents for truancy: who pays the price?

Poverty in public spaces (Anti-social behaviour / Begging / Rough sleeping)

• Anti-Social Behaviour Law: punishing the poor and vulnerable?
• The criminalisation of homelessness in Salamanca (Spain)
• Punishing poverty in public spaces: living within a Public Spaces Protection Order
• Why are we sending people to prison for begging and rough sleeping?
• The rich go to rehab − the poor go to prison: imprisonment for contempt of court
• Do the British still have difficulty distinguishing poverty from crime?
• The misguided prominence of homeless shelters

Civil debts (Council tax / TV licence)

• Wales no longer sends people who owe council tax to prison, England should do the same
• TV licence prosecutions discriminate against women

Role of Police / Alternative approaches

• A ‘new chance’ instead of prison: can it reduce crime?’
• What it means to be ‘tough on crime’
• 19 August 2022 Poverty and policing: could the socioeconomic duty be applied to policing?
• Still a crime to be poor? – Reflections on a 30 year career in the Criminal Justice System