Jail Mail UK – Prison Newspaper - February 2022

In this issue

Domestic abuse victims in England and Wales to be given more time to report assaults. PCSC Bill – Government promises amendment on IPP licence review. Covid-19: A letter to prisoners' families from Phil Copple. Home Office age assessment policy for asylum seekers is unlawful, High Court rules. Psychology and the Law: Revisited by Amy Batson & Simon Howland. Your Fitness Guide. Tagging of people on probation underused and lacking a clear rationale. AND MUCH MORE!

Jail Mail UK – Prison Newspaper Newspaper Description:

Read it now! The paper which has received national media attention, is now available for everyone online.

Jail Mail is the long awaited National prison newspaper distributed monthly to prisons across England, Wales and Ireland and accessed by over 85,000 prisoners.

The paper is run by Human Rights and Prison Law experts with an aim to provide vital news updates to all serving prisoners. We work closely with professionals and experts in and outside of the Prison Service to provide informative articles to help prisoners with all aspects of prison life.

We have regular articles each month from charities, organisations, Prison experts and prisoners themselves to not only help those inside but also to provide support for family members and friends in the community.

Whether it is your loved ones first or fifth time in prison, Jail Mail has something to offer everyone. We provide monthly A-Z guides of prison procedures, questions are answered by dedicated legal experts and we let you have your say by printing your letters each month to share your experiences at this difficult time!

We also have monthly centre page fitness pull outs, up to date policy changes, Prison Inspectorate reports, our just for fun section including your chance to win £25 in our caption competition and much much more!