Both Lord Woolf and the late Judge Sir Stephen Tumin concluded that prisoners had inadequate opportunities to air their grievances. For that reason, from the very first issue, the newspaper adopted the mission: ‘a voice for prisoners’.
Both Lord Woolf and the late Judge Sir Stephen Tumin concluded that prisoners lacked adequate avenues to express their grievances. As a result, from the very first issue, the newspaper adopted the mission: ‘a voice for prisoners’.