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Prison turns life upside down – giving low-risk prisoners longer to prepare for their sentences would benefit everyone

By Christine McCarthy, Senior lecturer in Interior Architecture, Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington

Prison is far from a home away from home, and offenders get very little time to put their affairs in order after sentencing. More time to adjust for life on the inside would be humane and practical.

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