Jailed women to be near home
Female inmates will serve their sentences closer to home and will be offered skills to help find work upon their release under new reforms revealed today.
Female inmates will serve their sentences closer to home and will be offered skills to help find work upon their release under new reforms revealed today.
Economist Vicky Pryce, who spent two months in prison earlier this year, has said that women behind bars have "special needs".
She said it was not a case of making prison "softer" for female offenders, but of minimising the wider impact and costs on society.
Pryce was sentenced to eight months in prison in March for perverting the course of justice by taking speeding points for her former husband Chris Huhne in 2003.
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