Martin Seddon, a prominent figure in the field of criminal justice reform, passed away at 78. An innovative probation officer turned international consultant, he championed alternative sanctions in Eastern Europe, advocating for rehabilitation through community programs instead of traditional incarceration. His impactful work included projects in Russia, Ukraine, and other Balkan countries, where he successfully implemented programs like electronic monitoring for offenders. Seddon's commitment to penal reform spanned over two decades, influencing leaders and shaping policies with organizations like the EU and the Council of Europe.
Martin played a key role in developing alternative sanctions in eastern Europe and persuaded leaders that rehabilitation is more effective than incarceration.
He completed 40 prison and probation projects in Eastern Europe and the Balkans, working with the EU and the Council of Europe.
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