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Prison Service Journal

The Prison Service Journal (PSJ) is published by HM Prison Service. Its purpose is to promote discussion on issues related to the work of the Prison Service, the wider Criminal Justice System and associated fields. This site contains a selection of articles from PSJ. To obtain a full copy of PSJ, see the subscriptions page.


Please note: The Prison Service Web Team wish to make it clear that the views expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily reflect the official views or policies of HM Prison Service.


In the current issue...
Assisting veterans at HMPs Grendon Assisting veterans at HMPs Grendon

Professor Michael Brookes is Director of Therapeutic Communities at HMP Grendon and Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Education, Law and Social Sciences, Birmingham City University. Chas Ashton is an Officer at HMP Grendon and Amanda Holliss is Head of Engagement at HMP Springhill.
This is not just about death - it's about how we deal with the rest of our lives This is not just about death - it's about how we deal with the rest of our lives
Marion Wilson is a counsellor who has been working as a volunteer with Cruse Bereavement Care in HMP Everthorpe.
Why does Britain have such a high prison population? Why does Britain have such a high prison population?
Richard Garside is Director of the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies.
Escaping the prisoners' dilemma Escaping the prisoners' dilemma
Nicola Lacey is Professor of Criminal Law and Legal Theory at London School of Economics and Political Science.
The Impact of a Custodial Sentence on the Siblings of Young Offenders The Impact of a Custodial Sentence on the Siblings of Young Offenders
Rosie Meek is a Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Southampton. Kate Lowe and Kate McPhillips work for ECOTEC Research.
Interview: Phil Wheatley Interview: Phil Wheatley
Phil Wheatley retired as Director General of the National Offender Management Service in June 2010. He is interviewed by Jamie Bennett who is Governor of HMP Morton Hall.

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