‘Two Prosecutors’: A Movie About a Russia That Cannot Bring Itself to Be Any Different
There are works that do not require a review in the conventional sense — they require a testimony. Two Prosecutors is precisely such
Stuck in Transit: Ukrainian Probation Between Punitive Supervision and Rehabilitation Services
The Ukrainian probation service emerged from reformist rhetoric and developed in the shadow of bureaucratic self-perpetuation. The 2015 Law ‘On Probation’ was presented
Solitary Confinement in Ukraine: Statistics That Don’t Exist and Never Have
I recently carried out what might seem like a routine administrative procedure — I sent an information request to the Department for the
Solitary Confinement as a Convenient Tool: A Penological Analysis of the Reasons for the Institutional Survival of the Isolation Regime
Solitary confinement — a regime in which a person is deprived of meaningful social contact with other inmates — remains one of the
Dmytro Yagunov: Crime and Social Control in Ukraine 2013-2025: Analysis of Transformation Under War Conditions
This study examines crime trends in Ukraine from 2013 to 2025, with particular focus on the impact of Russia’s full-scale invasion beginning February
Robert Martinson: Probation or Parole v. Prison
But by far the most extensive and important work that has been done on the effect of community-based treatments has been done in