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Man on the run after being recalled to UK prison indefinitely makes plea to minister

Matthew Booth pleads for justice secretary intervention regarding his indefinite imprisonment, grappling with misconceptions and his difficult living situation.

Good psychotherapists will welcome statutory regulation | Letters

A separate regulatory body for psychotherapists is necessary for accountability and public protection.

Prisoner serving 12 years for stealing phone should be in hospital, medics warn

Thomas White's indefinite IPP sentence severely impacts his mental health, highlighting systemic issues in the penal system.

Do you live next door to a sex offender? How to check and the law explained

Monitoring systems like Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements help address community safety concerns around sex offenders.

Serial rapist from south east London dies while serving indefinite sentence

Lawrence Dugbazah died in prison after refusing to eat for weeks, highlighting serious issues within the prison system and mental health support.

A Kamala Harris Presidency Could Mean More of the Same on A.I. Regulation

Vice President Kamala Harris has played a key role in shaping A.I. policies at the White House, advocating for voluntary safety standards, executive orders, and regulations while balancing innovation and public protection.

Convicted serial rapist attacked woman while she slept in a hotel room

Serial rapist Ian Foster convicted of raping a woman while she slept at a hotel in Edmonton.

New White House policy mandates safeguards for federal AI use

New OMB guidance on AI safeguards for public protection and government benefits.
Policy requires federal agencies to adopt concrete safeguards when using AI that could impact public rights or safety.

Care home killer's escorted leave plan 'abhorrent' - victim's family

The family of a 93-year-old woman killed in her care home is condemning a proposal to allow her killer to spend time outside the secure hospital where he is held.
The killer, Alexander Rawson, was deemed unfit to stand trial for murder and instead underwent a trial of the facts where the jury determined his responsibility for the killing.
Mrs. Dean's family believes that the proposal for escorted leave for Rawson is ill-conceived and abhorrent, and that the families of victims of killers with mental health issues are treated with contempt.
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