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Category: Criminal Law and Justice

DOES CUSTODY VISITING CONTRIBUTE TO POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY?

In this post, Dr John Kendall discusses measures to safeguard detainees from harm and the relevant issues of accountability

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
8 September 20238 September 2023
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Transitional Justice and Distributive Justice in post conflict societies

In this post, Dr Felix Torres discusses the issues of transitional Justice and distributive Justice in post conflict societies

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
12 May 202317 May 2023
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RESEARCH SPOTLIGHT: Dr Silvana Tapia Tapia

This month’s Research Spotlight is on Silvana Tapia Tapia and her work on the paradoxes, contradictions, and limitations of centring criminal justice to address violence against women (VAW). Silvana uses an anti-carceral and decolonial lens to interrogate hegemonic legalities and punitive models of justice.

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
5 April 20235 April 2023
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Extreme violence, prisons, and the prospects of anti-carceral human rights – Part 2

In this post Dr Silvana Tapia Tapia discusses human rights issues arising in the context of extreme violence and prisons

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
12 December 202220 March 2023
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Extreme violence, prisons, and the prospects of anti-carceral human rights – Part 1

In this post Dr Silvana Tapia Tapia discusses human rights issues arising in the context of extreme violence and prisons

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
7 December 202220 March 2023
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Addressing vulnerability in the witness box: Building resilience in criminal trials through special measures

In this post, Dr Samantha Fairclough discusses special measures to enable alternative ways of giving evidence in criminal proceedings

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
17 November 202218 November 2022
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The Carceral State vs Indigenous Women’s Lives: Battling Contexts in the Latest Supreme Court of Canada Decision

In this post, Dr Meghan Campbell discusses the Canadian Supreme Court’s decision in R v Sharma and its potential impact on Canadian equality laws

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
7 November 202220 March 2023
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Re-nationalising but not necessarily re-legitimating the Probation Service

In this blog post, Dr Sam Cole discusses recent reforms to the Probation Service in England & Wales, and the importance of legitimacy in facilitating desistance from crime.

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
1 September 20223 October 2022
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Feminism, Violence Against Women, and Law Reform. Decolonial Lessons from Ecuador

In this post, Dr Silvana Tapia Tapia discusses the issues of feminism and sexual violence as part of her research activities

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
13 June 20223 October 2022
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Seeking Impact as a Lone Researcher

In this post, Dr John Kendall discusses the relevance of academic research in impacting the real world, focusing on his own experience when doing his PhD here at the Law School

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
21 April 20223 October 2022
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