by Bryan Gibson, author of The Pocket A-Z of Criminal Justice, 24 February 2012.
From Criminal Law and Justice Weekly, Vol. 176
Lawyers are famous for disagreement, but in legal circles one fairly tight consensus is that the law of murder is in a mess.… Read more “Promoting a Just Law of Murder: The Sentencing Issues”
8 February 2012
Audrey Edward (author of the Waterside Press publication No Truth No Justice) and her husband Paul have made one of the more media supportive submissions to the Leveson Inquiry – pointing out that they were “very well served” by the press after their son Christopher’s tragic death in prison.… Read more “Audrey Edwards’ Submission to the Leveson Inquiry”
by Tessa West, author of The Curious Mr Howard
I can best describe writing The Curious Mr Howard as an adventure. Before I started on it I had written a book about prisons (Prisons of Promise, Waterside Press 1997) three novels and poetry, but I had never written a biography.… Read more “Writing The Curious Mr Howard”
‘Appalling scenes of numerous homeless children begging and stealing in the streets were a common sight in the towns and cities of England in the late eighteenth century. And these same children were perceived to be the cause of a vast increase in juvenile crime.… Read more “Review of Nipping Crime in the Bud”
17 October 2011
Former chair of the Howard League Dick Whitfield was kind enough to say a few words as Waterside Press officially launched The Curious Mr Howard following the League’s annual lecture.
Tessa West also signed copies for delighted guests.… Read more “The Curious Mr Howard Launched at the Howard League Parmoor Lecture”
