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Children are frequently the forgotten victims of a parent's imprisonment. Their relationships with their imprisoned fathers have been particularly neglected in research and their own voices seldom represented. National research which examined in depth the parenting role of imprisoned fathers contained an important investigation of children's views and experiences and this is summarised here with brief reflections on the implications for sentencers, prison visiting, school and social support systems.

An unexplained death in custody represents an important focal point for public scrutiny of the criminal justice system, especially when excess deaths occur in those of minority ethnic descent. Sickle cell anaemia is a serious inherited blood disorder disproportionately affecting minority ethnic groups. Sickle cell trait is the genetic carrier state and not an illness. The evidence suggests that the treatment of sickle cell in the criminal justice system is twofold. Justice authorities have misused sickle cell trait to explain away ten sudden deaths, often associated with forced restraint, of AfricanCaribbean people in custody. Meanwhile, seven deaths have been attributable to lack of provision of health care for those prisoners suffering from the illness sickle cell anaemia.

The role of the Senior has never been properly defined, but requires clearer definition and identity at a time of new demands and greater accountability. The author analyses the demanding and conflicting set of expectations facing supervisors if they are to offer a useful and coherent service to their teams.

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