Series Overview: Criminal Justice in Wales

This series explores the evolving landscape of criminal justice in Wales, examining the policies, pressures, and principles shaping its future. Through a collection of focused articles, it aims to inform understanding of how justice is administered, who it serves, and where it may be falling short.

Investigates the rationale behind prison expansion in Wales, questioning the evidence base and long-term implications of increasing capacity in a system already under strain.

Looks at how young people are treated within the justice system, assessing whether current approaches reflect a commitment to rehabilitation and safeguarding, or perpetuate cycles of punishment.