According to Magistrate M. H. Thomas, the answer is yes. In October Felicity appeared on a matter for a vulnerable
Felicity, Gabriela Franich and Cate Read have published an article in the Deakin Law Student Society’s publication, Et Cetera. ‘An
Niamh Spence from Tyla news quoted Felicity in her article about British woman Lindsay Sandiford who is incarcerated in an
Felicity is quoted in the Daily Mail this week regarding the petition to posthumously pardon Christine Keeler for perjury. Ms
Women are more commonly primary carers and can suffer devastating loss of home, work and children if sentenced to a
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Stage 2 of the @HLEThinkTank policy project has begun and to be involved, click here.
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You can read Felicity’s full Keynote address on ‘Women in Prison’ here. To see the slides from the evening, click
Women in prison: is the penal system fit for purpose? Points for discussion: Explore the impact of imprisonment on female