Leanne Wood argues that the devolution of criminal justice offers an opportunity to do things differently
Why a progressive approach to criminal justice is needed for women in Wales
The government’s new strategy means we have an opportunity to reduce counterproductive short-term prison sentences, which fail to address the core issues and do little to discourage reoffending, argues Bernie Bowen-Thompson
It’s time for an inquiry into abuse in Welsh public life
Steve Brooks urges action to tackle abuse and sexual misconduct in public life in Wales.
Supporting People: a unique and life-changing Welsh programme
Oliver Townsend argues that the Supporting People programme has attracted widespread political and policy consensus, but action is still needed to protect it.
Putting Tenants at the Heart of Fire Safety
Will Atkinson argues that lessons must be learnt quickly, and thoroughly, from the disaster at Grenfell Tower
England and Wales: is it time to split the legal system?
Robin Tilbrook suggests that there would be positive consequences for the legal system if there was to be a separate Welsh legal jurisdiction
Why Wales needs its own legal jurisdiction
Theodore Huckle QC makes the case for a legal jurisdiction and devolving justice.
Welsh PCCs demonstrate the difference the role can bring
Nicolas Webb says the Police Commissioner role has worked for Wales.
A legal jurisdiction for Wales?
Alan Trench looks at whether a separate Welsh legal jurisdiction should be established.