Letting out violent or abusive offenders mid-way through their jail sentence happens frequently and can cause substantial alarm.
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Letting out violent or abusive offenders mid-way through their jail sentence happens frequently and can cause substantial alarm.
We spoke to the mother of a woman who took her own life after she bumped into her abuser not far from her home.
He had been released after serving half of his sentence.
We have been covering victims' concerns since last month, when they started contacting us after receiving letters warning their…
Pressure is growing on the UK government to change controversial legislation that means some violent offenders will be released…
We spoke to Mollie Cousins, a survivor of domestic abuse, whose former partner was jailed for five years for a list of violent…
Several victims of sexual abuse have told this programme of their despair, after being informed by the Ministry of Justice that…
Some victims of rape, sexual assault and domestic abuse have received letters warning their abusers may be freed early to ease…
We were joined by Sarah Wilson, who was groomed and sexually abused as a child by a group of men in Rotherham.
POLL: Is early prison release scheme putting vulnerable women at risk?
