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Injustice

A film about prison, crime and justice

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    Category: Prison reform

    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

    The Story of Bo: Abuse, addiction, prison.

    Bo’s Story You are eight years old. You have been beaten and humiliated by your stepfather for as long as you can remember. He has moved into… Read more “The Story of Bo: Abuse, addiction, prison.”

    24th June 201815th March 2020 by Unsound Robin

    Reflections of a lifer on the prisons crisis.

    ‘I grew up in prison’ Derek tells me. Standing around 180 cm with dark green eyes and greying hair he looks quite good for someone whose life… Read more “Reflections of a lifer on the prisons crisis.”

    21st March 20187th October 2018 by Unsound Robin

    On leaving prison: Michael Irwin’s account

    My arch nemesis Governor has to sign me out. He quips, ‘Thank God you’re leaving Michael. Maybe now we can get some peace’. My retort ‘I always… Read more “On leaving prison: Michael Irwin’s account”

    13th March 201814th March 2018 by Unsound Robin

    A mother in prison: interview with Michaela Booth.

    Michaela Booth was sentenced to 4 years in prison for a crime she was found guilty of when she was 19 years old. She was sentenced at… Read more “A mother in prison: interview with Michaela Booth.”

    6th January 201821st February 2020 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

    How can I make them see? On innocence – by Drew

    Another innocent in prison “Would the foreman of the jury please stand,” the court falls silent… The ultimate question is asked “How do you find the defendant:… Read more “How can I make them see? On innocence – by Drew”

    18th December 201718th December 2017 by Unsound Robin

    Think prisons are too soft? You wouldn’t treat a dog like this – by Marcus

    I am writing this sitting in a car parked outside a UK cat B prison. Having taken my mate’s wife to see her man. I left the… Read more “Think prisons are too soft? You wouldn’t treat a dog like this – by Marcus”

    6th November 2017 by CharlotteS

    You have insufficient credit for ‘Justice’. Please select ‘Justice Lite’ – by Omar Phoenix Khan

    Terms and Conditions: Justice Lite. You may experience limited system functionality and delays. Access to technical support and to other Justice users may be limited and may… Read more “You have insufficient credit for ‘Justice’. Please select ‘Justice Lite’ – by Omar Phoenix Khan”

    2nd November 20175th November 2017 by CharlotteS

    Interview with PrisonStorm

    “PrisonStorm” has grown to become perhaps the most progressive Twitter open debate on the state of the prisons in England and Wales. To coincide with the launch… Read more “Interview with PrisonStorm”

    25th September 201711th October 2017 by CharlotteS

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