The case for decriminalisation: Mark Alexander

Update: 2019-11-06

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Mark Alexander is a former student of Rugby School and King’s College London who was imprisoned in 2010 at the age of 22. He has since completed both his undergraduate and postgraduate law degrees in prison, as well as achieving Grade 8 piano.

Mark’s essay is being read by an actor.

His essay is entitled: The case for decriminalisation.

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The case for decriminalisation: Mark Alexander

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The case for decriminalisation: Mark Alexander

The case for decriminalisation: Mark Alexander