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UK Prisoners and the Voting Ban

Ruth Tarrant

6th October 2015

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The issue of UK prisoners being unable to vote in the UK keeps on surfacing, but it looks as though an end to this on-going saga might well be in sight following a ruling today by the European Court of Justice.

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Ruth Tarrant

Ruth has been Subject Lead in Economics at tutor2u for many years after a career of teaching Economics, Business, Politics and Maths in a range of secondary schools. She is a highly experienced A level Economics Examiner, and also teaches undergraduate Economics on a very part-time basis at the University of Oxford. Ruth is passionate about making economics fun, engaging and accessible.

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