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Daily Archives: 26th October 2016

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Criminals under 25 should not go to adult prison, MPs say

UncategorizedBy hardwood_adm26th October 2016

The Independent ‘The Ministry of Justice has not clearly articulated to us why it has not acted decisively to develop a systematic new approach to young adults, given the weight of evidence’ Young offenders are still developing neurologically up to age of 25 and should be kept out of adult prisons, a group of MPs…

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