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01 January 1991

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A REALLY FRESH START NACRO's...
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A REALLY FRESH START NACRO's "White Paper" in Response to the
Woolf Report

Author(s): National Association for the Care and Resettlement of
Offenders Publisher: NACRO 1991, 44pp
Keywords: Prisons Justice

Contents:
1. Introduction
2. The Basic Principles of a New Prison System
3. Keeping People Out of Prison
4. Criminal Justice Consultative Council
5. Structures and New Methods of Management
6. Staff Working in Prisons
7. Rules and Standards
8. Remand Prisoners
9. Living Conditions and Medical Care
10. Regimes
11. Meeting the Needs of Particular Groups
12. Family Ties
13. Justice
14. Reshaping the prison estate
15. Escorts
16. Legislation

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