Annotating Criminology

@TripathiGee's one man labour of love, exploring and engaging with seminal works on criminology and penology

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

New post: @LuciaZedner examines how the practices emerging from the pursuit of security has influenced and modified conventional understanding of criminal justice.

@OxfordCrim @Routledge_Socio #SecurityRisk #CriminalJustice

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[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

@MugambiJouet casts doubt on one true reading of Foucault, shows how and when his activism on prisons converged with Ancel's pragmatism

#Punishment #CriminalJustice #Philosophy https://t.co/BNInRmmSB1

[Hannah Graham @DrHannahGraham]

JOB: Lecturer in Criminology, Edinburgh Napier University. Full time, permanent lectureship.

Our colleagues at @SocScience_Crim are #hiring. You'd be joining a really nice team in a great city.
#Criminology #Policing #ECRchat #academicjobs #JobVacancy
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[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

@TripathiGee research in Delhi's trial courts reveals a culture of 'mechanical remand' where the narratives of the police are disproportionately privileged over the rights of the arrested person

#DemandLessRemand

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

Oh so well deserved! We congratulate @Dee0871 on winning the @BritSocCrim annual prize for Male, Failed, Jailed. We're revisiting our 'mulaqat' with our beloved Dave-M where we had a deep dive into every chapter of the book

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

Introducing Mulaqat, a series where we talk to criminologists to discuss research that aims to visibilise carceral narratives. For the first episode, we sit down with @Dee0871 to discuss his book Male, Failed, Jailed. Follow this space for the video!
#Criminology #prison

[Criminal Justice Alliance @cjalliance]

In this article, @khadkoth @EachOtherUK explores the prejudice and lack of respect people in prison face regarding their religion, featuring the work of @Maslaha @PRTuk @ZMT @MWIPproject. @ninachampioncja highlights issues with training for prison staff.

https://t.co/BtNfu0sDRY

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

In India, as per the latest national crime statistics, not a single police officer was charged or convicted for cases alleging custodial torture.

#PoliceReform

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

Thanks a lot, @BhattRohin 🙏🙏

[Rohin Bhatt🏳️‍🌈 @BhattRohin]

#lawtwitter If you're not following @TripathiGee 's blog, what're you doing? It is astounding how every single piece here teaches you so much, and how beautifully each piece is written.

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

In this piece for Annotating Criminology, we look at Craig Haney's work on how penal institutions both ignore and aggravate mental illnesses.

#MentalHealthMatters https://t.co/aF7zutfyWm

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

The rate at which mental health concerns of prisoners are getting sidelined is alarming. In Delhi's Tihar prison, there are only 6 psychiatrists and 2 counsellors for 20,000 inmates and 16 jails.

#MentalHealthMatters

[Reform & Rebuild @Reform_Rebuild]

“I think people generally have a distorted view of what happens to people in prison. There is no mental health support. There is no rehabilitation. We literally sit there at your expense, doing nothing, getting worse."

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

How and where do we place IRCs in the liberal democracy paradigm? How can the rights-based politics justify it respond to the pains of those detained in IRCs?

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

In the first session of @BorderCrim conference, @MFBosworth brought out the narratives of pain of IRC detainees to ask what is it that we can learn while researching detention centres. The 'pains' reflect, resist, and respond to the politics of border control.

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

Your can read the full story here: https://t.co/t2iNj3MJNF

@PrisonRehabCo

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

Research conducted by @TripathiGee in Delhi's Tihar prisons reveal that between 2018-20, only 1.27% of eligible prisoners received the post-release rehab grant. Interviews also reveal how pandemic exacerbated the struggles of reintegration

@PrisonR4rmAct @PrisonBeyond

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

"While the democracy survived, citizens died". A telling account of legitimised racism in India and Australia by @Rimplemehta and Linda Briskman for @BorderCrim

#COVID19India

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

Jonathan Simon on how “crime control” shaped the political order and became a lens through which other socio-economic issues got perceived and acted upon.

#AcademicChatter @BerkeleyLaw #CriminalJustice https://t.co/aLgAsfhQE5

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

Essential watch: @AlisonLiebling shares a chapter from her upcoming book during the All Souls seminar, on how moral climates of prisons contribute to frustration and anger of prisoners.
Fun fact: Alison Liebling was @MFBosworth's PhD supervisor

https://t.co/LBR7Ksb077

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

Midweek read: 'Imaginary Penalties', edited by the amazing Pat Carlen, with essays from Carlen herself, Kelly Hannah-Mofat, Andrew Jefferson, and Joe Sim

#book

[Annotating Criminology @AnnotatingC]

Craig Haney illustrates how the pains of those suffering from mental illnesses get exacerbated, misunderstood, and sidelined in prisons.

#Mentalhealth Depression #prison https://t.co/xwZ6K5MjBR