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TO THE JUDICIARY

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HOW YOU CAN HELP END THE IPP SENTENCE

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TALK TO MPS

Speak to MPs about the IPP sentence: tell them why change is needed and what can be done.

VOLUNTEER AS AN EXPERT

The Justice Select Committee recommends the appointment of an expert group to plan a resentencing exercise. Tell the Justice Secretary you will help (and tell us too).

VOLUNTEER TO RESENTENCE

Resentencing would take judicial resources. Do you have time to help? UNGRIPP is compiling a list of judges who would volunteer their time to help a resentencing exercise.

ASK MPS TO SIGN EDM 591

A debate on the Justice Select Committee report will be crucial. Ask MPs to sign the EDM calling for a debate.

The Judiciary: Past Events

ABOUT THE IPP SENTENCE

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In a landmark inquiry, the Justice Select Committee has called the IPP sentence ‘irredeemably flawed’ and called for a resentencing exercise.


Judges will be crucial in enacting this, and we are asking for your help.

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On this page, read more about the IPP sentence, and the actions that judges can take.

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Why is the IPP the biggest stain on our justice system?

"The greatest single stain on our criminal justice system.”
Former Supreme Court Justice, Lord Brown of Eaton-Under-Heywood

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WHAT IS THE IPP SENTENCE?

Read a summary of the IPP sentence and its problems

THE CRISIS IPP HAS CREATED

Track the story of the IPP sentence through data

IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO HAVE DIED

280 people have died and 88 have taken their own life whilst serving an IPP in prison

UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES

A 30 minute documentary about the IPP sentence, including the voices of those affected

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WHAT THE IPP SENTENCE IS DOING TO PEOPLE

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"Along the way there were lost files, rejected applications due to lack of information and a lack of any real systematic approach to supporting the rehabilitation needs of my brother.  He finally gave up hope of ever being released, he was found hanging, alone in his cell having never achieved the freedom he tried so hard to get."

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