Ex-home secretary Blunkett the indeterminate jail terms IPP, brought in while he was in office, have led to "injustices" of now 3000 prisoners because he"got the implementation wrong". As a consequence prisoners are over tariff by 5/12 years with no release no fault of there own.
20 IPP prisoners since have taken there own life.
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Event
Event on ‘IPP, Parole and Progression’ on Tuesday 5th June 2018.
The event seeks to draw on a range of perspectives – from senior leaders, practitioners and academics and focuses on themes such as why some people become ‘stuck’ in the system and how to effectively support progression in custody.
Confirmed speakers include:
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Professor Nick Hardwick, Chair of the Parole Board and Professor at Royal Holloway University
Sonia Walsh, Governor of HMP Warren Hill
Professor Leam Craig, Clinical and Forensic Psychologist and Professor at University of Birmingham
Lunch included and refreshments to be provided throughout the day. *Please note, tickets bought the day of the event cannot be catered for due to catering time frames.
The event will blend a range of presentations with opportunities for dialogue and discussion -
I look forward to seeing you there.
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Jeremy
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enormous suffering caused by this sentence has yet to be uncovered. I wonder if
out there somewhere there is a reporter brave enough to dig below the surface
and uncover it. A significant number have died in prison because of the trauma
they have had to endure but it is not just the subject that suffers, its their
family too. Children forced to cope with their dad behind bars way passed his
sentence end date. Any hope of a normal family life destroyed. So children
suffer because they miss out on having a father there to help them. This of
course puts more pressure on the wife. She has to try and be both their mum and
dad. But how does she cope. Having to cope with no one there to help, having to
goto a prison to see the one she loves but not being able to properly talk and
relax with him like in any normal relationship. But its not just wives and
partners, what about parents, what about their suffering? Seeing someone you
love suffer year after year as they are turned down again for parole. Seeing
them slowly unravel as they lose hope at ever being released. No end date, no
hope. A justice system that is so unjust. Retribution,, persecution and nothing
but hatred at its core. Inexcusable, persistent persecution is the true meaning
of I.P.P. Talk is cheap in politics. Its time to act. Get these people out.
Reporters start reporting the true cost of this sentence. The Howard league
have gone deep to the core to tell it how it is. Now let the public see how
unjust this sentence has been to families
Thom
I
have been trying to get a reporter to talk to me for a while now. noone seams
interested unless ipp is already in the spotlight for something bad. my partner
is now 8.5 years over tariff. his problem isnt the sentence or the complying
it’s the fact that he’s done everything he should for years and gotten nowhere,
he’s given up and down believes he’ll spend all his life in prison. he isn’t a
violent man, quite the opposite in fact. he’s a quiet man who can’t wait to
wash the car and mow the lawn on a Sunday and provide me with all the live a
wife could wish for, he just wanta normality. with all the new staff coming in
to prisons atm there is alot of ignorance around the issue of IPP and their
requirements. he’s currently in a YOI C cat where nickings are giving out like
sweets and the OMU there isn’t catering for his needs. all this adds to one
thing…. parole knock back. he’s pushing me away and there is nothing I can do.
the fact remains that he has served 11 years for having a fight when he was 20,
he has served more than 2x the maximum for his crime. heart is breaking daily.
the limbo is awful. we, the family members are doing the sentence with them. we
can’t plan a future without a date to aim for
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