Livingston manager David Martindale is happy to bring his "lived, real-life experience" to a BBC debate about prison reform.

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David Martindale is happy to go outside his comfort zone by appearing on a televised political debate show to relay his ...

Three inmates arrested on suspicion of murdering a child killer in a West Yorkshire prison remain in custody for questioning, ...

Kardashian joked on Instagram that while she might not be an attorney yet, she plays "a very well-dressed one on TV." ...

Over the past three decades, the company began to circumvent the state law restricting Tennessee to a single private prison ...

A little-known algorithmic process called “differential privacy” helps keep census data anonymous. Conservatives want it gone ...

An Algerian man has been mistakenly from prison in London, police have said. A Met Police spokesperson said officers were ...

The BBC is set to apologise for the misleading editing of a Donald Trump speech it featured in the Panorama documentary ...

When Tang ran out of sanitary pads while serving time in a Thai jail, the 42-year-old convict bled right through her uniform ...

Asymmetric Federalism and Individual Rights India is arguably the world’s most complex pluralistic society, with 22 official languages and a vast array of ethnic and religious groups. Its constitution ...