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Injustice

A film about prison, crime and justice

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    Category: Philosophy

    Interview with Dr Lewis Owens on The Pentonville Experiment

    Your new book, The Pentonville Experiment, is getting some very good feedback. You deal with the issues of addiction and prison in a very sympathetic manner, rather… Read more “Interview with Dr Lewis Owens on The Pentonville Experiment”

    10th October 201810th October 2018 by Unsound Robin

    A Christmas message from Injustice: on remorse, forgiveness and Christians.

    On remorse, forgiveness and Christians. Conviction changes everything. It’s the red pill. The reality of the world changes immediately. It’s like the scene in the film They… Read more “A Christmas message from Injustice: on remorse, forgiveness and Christians.”

    24th December 201724th December 2017 by Unsound Robin

    Crime, justice and conceptual problems.

    Conceptual frameworks are the underpinning for any line of enquiry. They frame and constrain available options. They are the foundations on which thoughts, ideas and discussions are… Read more “Crime, justice and conceptual problems.”

    7th October 201711th October 2017 by CharlotteS

    Neuroscience and the end of criminal responsibility?

    “Your responsibility.” Own it, and pay the price. That’s what we’re told and that’s what we try to do. You fail, you pay. Prison is all about… Read more “Neuroscience and the end of criminal responsibility?”

    9th May 201715th March 2020 by CharlotteS

    Criminology, crime and aetiology

    Many years ago a criminology student thrust a word into my limited vocabulary – aetiology. I’d not heard of the term back then, but it perfectly captured… Read more “Criminology, crime and aetiology”

    6th March 201718th June 2017 by unlikelyconvict
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