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1. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsImprisonment for Public Protection: Police, Crime, Sentencing ...

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   Aug 20, 2022 · An IPP sentence could be received for sexual and violent offences such as robbery, indecent assault on a child, or wounding with intent. Under the sentence, offenders were given a minimum...

2. www.bbc.co.uk › news › uk-56445407Imprisonment for Public Protection jail terms 'a death ... - BBC

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   Mar 19, 2021 · Indefinite jail terms 'unlawful'. Man 'trapped' in jail term to be released. Maroni is serving a sentence known as an IPP - Imprisonment for Public Protection - which were abolished by the ...

3. news.sky.com › story › reforms-announced-to-addressReforms announced to address 'stain' of indefinite prison ...

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   Nov 28, 2023 · Justice Secretary Alex Chalk said he was taking "decisive action" to reform the now-abolished imprisonment for public protection (IPP) regime after concerns were raised by campaigners and cross-party MPs, as reported by Sky News in September.

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4. prisonreformtrust.org.uk › project › imprisImprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) - Prison Reform Trust

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   What is the IPP? The indeterminate sentence of Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) was introduced in England and Wales in 2005. It was intended for people considered ‘dangerous’ but whose offence did not merit a life sentence.

5. publications.parliament.uk › pa › cm5803IPP sentences - Justice Committee

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   Sep 28, 2022 · An IPP sentence consists of three parts: a minimum period required to be served before an offender can become eligible for parole, known as the ‘tariff’; a subsequent unlimited period of custodial detention, until the offender can prove to the Parole Board that they are no longer a risk to the public; and.

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   In June 2021 there were 1,332 people back in prison having previously been released – more than double the number of five years ago.7 Recalled IPP prisoners who were re-released during 2020 had spent on average a further 20 months in prison before re-release.8 Recent research by the Prison Reform Trust has raised concerns regarding the arrangeme...

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   What is the IPP & why is it important?

   • The IPP was intended for people considered dangerous but whose offence did not merit a life sentence. However, it became increasingly clear that the sentence was having severe and unforeseen consequence, with people being held in prison many years beyond their minimum term.

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   Is the IPP sentence a plan for the future?

   • In 2018 our predecessor Committee considered the IPP sentence as part of its inquiry, Prison population 2022: planning for the future.

   IPP sentences - Justice Committee

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   What are IPP sentences?

   • IPP sentences were prison sentences without a release date that courts in England and Wales could impose between 2005 and 2012. They were intended for the most serious violent and sexual offenders who posed a significant risk of serious harm to the public but whose crimes did not warrant a life term.

   Reforms announced to address 'stain' of indefinite prison sentences

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   What is the imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentence?

   • The Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentence was introduced in 2005 as an indeterminate sentence targeted at serious offenders who, although they were thought to pose an ongoing risk to public safety, did not merit a life sentence.

   Imprisonment for Public Protection: Police, Crime, Sentencing and

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   What does IPP stand for?

   • The law will require the Secretary of State for Justice to refer every eligible Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) offender to the Parole Board for consideration for licence termination. How are we going to do it?

   Imprisonment for Public Protection: Police, Crime, Sentencing and

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   What should be included in the IPP action plan?

   • As part of the IPP action plan, the MoJ and HMPPS should set out what work is being done to expand provision of courses for IPP prisoners, reduce waiting lists, and ensure that IPP prisoners are being held in appropriate category prisons.(Paragraph 71) 6.

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8. committees.parliament.uk › writtenevidence › 41068November 2021 Committee call for evidence on Imprisonment for ...

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   Support on release for people who have served an IPP sentence should be increased to include sound, professional supervision and active transfer to health and social care services in the community, with social prescribing if needed. What is the experience of people on IPP sentences in prison? What additional mental