Crim Law Reform Now

Criminal Law Reform Now is a network of academics and practitioners committed to bettering the criminal law. Directors: Prof John Child and Dr Jonathan Rogers.

[Crim Law Reform Now @CLRNNetwork]

PUBLICATION: CLRNN 5 - REPORT - International Co-Operation and Extradition

The report evaluates mutual legal assistance (MLA), extradition, and criminal jurisdiction, concluding that a comprehensive law reform project is both necessary and timely.

https://t.co/j7E3eMlorP

[Faculty of Law @cambridgelaw]

🎞️Dr Jonathan Rogers (@FitzwilliamColl / @CLRNNetwork) has spoken to #LawInFocus about part 1 of the recent @MoJGovUK #Leveson independent review into the criminal courts, seeking to get to the important details behind the headlines about jury trials:

🔗https://t.co/0WadHIqDlB

[Crim Law Reform Now @CLRNNetwork]

Latest from CLRNN and Stephen Wooler on Private Prosecutions - Archbold Rev

[Gemma Davies @Gemmadavies456]

It's been a privilege to lead this project for @CLRNNetwork and to work with so many expert contributors. The report looks at problems with the UK's frameworks for extradition, mutual legal assistance and criminal jurisdiction and outlines the need for a reform.

[Law Commission @Law_Commission]

The @CLRNNetwork scoping review into the need for reform of the law relating to International Cooperation and Extradition was published today.

Read more about the report on our website: https://t.co/UMfg9YPora and on the CLRNN website: https://t.co/8qfnTuOr2U

[Crim Law Reform Now @CLRNNetwork]

New from the Criminal Law Reform Now Network - Private Prosecutions Project - Response to MoJ Consultation on Private Prosecutions.

https://t.co/j7E3eMlorP

[Crim Law Reform Now @CLRNNetwork]

Criminology and Criminal Justice Through the Lens of Queer Theory: Roundtable Discussion (16 May 2025, 2pm, Newnham College, University of Cambridge/hybrid)
For more details, and to register - https://t.co/nop7HpPoXp

[Crim Law Reform Now @CLRNNetwork]

Soliciting a sexually explicit deepfake is set to become a criminal offence in the UK, thanks in part to a CLRNN project.

https://t.co/pyD2aAVMu3

[Crim Law Reform Now @CLRNNetwork]

What next after the Post Office scandal?

On 6th March, the MoJ launched a public consultation on regulating private prosecutions (https://t.co/sAhZjlIRMj). Responses are invited by 8 May 2025.

The main issues are discussed in the blog on our website (https://t.co/dU3Cf2DpE7)

[Crim Law Reform Now @CLRNNetwork]

Evening Seminar: 'Official responses to sexual violence: obstacles and opportunities'
Cambridge. Tuesday, 4 March 2025 - 6.00pm
https://t.co/bCyw4dt1AV

[Crim Law Reform Now @CLRNNetwork]

Congratulations to all those appointed as Kings Council in todays announcement, including CLRNN Committee Member Paul Jarvis KC!

https://t.co/cB3xMxz5SJ

[Alex Sarch @should_b_workin]

Wrote a post about the diff btw punishment for individual culpability and punishment based on fair notice. Should the law ever pretend you have traits we know you lack just because you were warned this would happen? Is that fair? Is it retributive justice?https://t.co/ZJ7biQ6kzO

[Crim Law Reform Now @CLRNNetwork]

Good to see this. Effective responses to domestic homicide require a more general homicide review.

[Law Commission @Law_Commission]

Law Commission to review law and sentencing in homicide. Read more about this on the following link https://t.co/5feegpxH9W

[Crim Law Reform Now @CLRNNetwork]

We very much welcome this review, and look forward to contributing. The Criminal Law Reform Now Network's report on Private Prosecutions is due for publication early in 2025.

https://t.co/ZIJyJoJmbm

[Ministry of Justice @MoJGovUK]

Our justice system's integrity depends on fair, transparent prosecutions brought in the public interest. But long-standing public concern exists about regulation of non-police & private prosecutors.

An upcoming consultation will review the regulation governing these prosecutors.

[Ministry of Justice @MoJGovUK]

Our justice system's integrity depends on fair, transparent prosecutions brought in the public interest. But long-standing public concern exists about regulation of non-police & private prosecutors.

An upcoming consultation will review the regulation governing these prosecutors.

[Alex Sarch @should_b_workin]

Liberalism has been having a hard time of it lately, so my cope has been to make some intro videos about the traditional liberal limits on the criminal law in a free society. 15 clips for anyone who loves fluffy sweaters and &. Have fun & stay free!

https://t.co/kfIVg8V5to

[Cambridge University Press - Law @CUP_Law]

Inducing Intimacy by Chloë Kennedy - @ChloeJSKennedy
A history of legal responses to deceptively-induced sex and intimate relationships which offers insights for contemporary debates.
📚 https://t.co/uQrKUvmZwh

#sociolegal

[Chloë Kennedy @ChloeJSKennedy]

It’s e-publication day for my book 🎉 I am due to speak about it in a few places over the coming months: three talks in Scotland over winter, a springtime event in London, and an online event for the @ASLHtweets in December. I’ll try to post details on here 🤓

[Helen Maguire BEM MP 🔶 @helenmaguiremp]

I visited the @CLRNNetwork this week to learn why updating the UK's cyber laws should be a priority for strengthening our national security and supporting our cyber professionals.

I fully support the 'Reform the Computer Misuse Act' by @CyberUpCampaign

[Elgar Law @Elgar_Law]

FREE ACCESS Elgar Encyclopedia of #Crime & Criminal Justice
The Encyclopedia will soon be published as 4 printed volumes. To celebrate the release we have opened the entire digital edition for a limited time
Find out more & recommend for your library ➡️ https://t.co/wL1DfdGr3Y