Fiona Fullerton is a British actress and author. Her correspondence with a convicted serial killer provided a unique insight into the penal system, detailed in her published work.
Fiona Fullerton
Author: Waterside Press
Michael O’Connell
Michael O’Connell is a retired barrister and criminal lawyer. His previous books include A Guide to the Police & Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (with Professor Terence Walters) (Financial Training, 1985), and he was joint editor, with Phil Huxley, of the first nine editions of Blackstone’s Statutes on Evidence (OUP).… Read more “Michael O’Connell”
David Faulkner
David Faulkner is well-known for his acclaimed works Crime State and Citizen (2006) and Where Next for Criminal Justice? (with Ross Burnett) (2012). Before teaching and undertaking research at Oxford University he spent his working life in the Civil Service, mainly at the Home Office (dealing with certain areas now the responsibility of the Ministry of Justice) and also in the Cabinet Office.… Read more “David Faulkner”
John Hostettler
John Hostettler was one of the UK’s most acclaimed authors of English legal history and legal biography. He practiced as a solicitor in London for 35 years and has written over 20 biographies. With Richard Braby he was the author of the acclaimed and highly successful Sir William Garrow: His Life, Times and Fight for Justice as reflected in the BBC TV series Garrow’s Law.
Hilary Beauchamp
Hilary Beauchamp MBE is an artist and educator who spent over 25 years teaching art in women’s prisons, notably at HMP Holloway.