Official page of Northumbria Law School's Centre for Evidence & Criminal Justice Studies #CECJS Most tweets by Adam Jackson & @nataliewortley, opinions our own.
Today, our Centre for Evidence and Criminal Justice Studies (@evidencecentre) and Science and Justice Research Interest Group (SJRIG) proudly hosted the 'Human Trafficking: Criminal Law and Evidence Conference' Conference, funded by The Modern Law Review (@ModernLRev)
Professor @KrisGledhill (AUT New Zealand) addressing the international #HumanRights background to the need for effective law, policies and inter-jurisdictional cooperation to address human trafficking and modern slavery. #ECtHR#DutytoProtect
Delighted to have been invited to present my @UKRI_News#UKRIFLF research today at the “Human Trafficking: Criminal Law and Evidence” conference organised by the @NorthumbriaUni Law School! Such a nice blend of practitioners and academics! Absolutely inspiring.
Forensic scientist, Dr Noemi Procopio (NU) discussing how fundamental #ForensicResearch is to human trafficking investigations and developing new approaches to the identification of unknown corpses. #MissingPersons#AAD#PMI
Criminal barrister Caroline Haughey QC from @FurnivalLaw speaking on the importance of academic research and collaboration with practitioners in combatting #ModernSlavery and her role as prosecutor in #OperationFort - the largest labour exploitation prosecution in the UK.
Northumbria PhD candidate, @SeanMennim presenting his research evaluating E&W’s approach to trafficked children who commit crimes; advancing the argument for a bespoke causation-based defence. #ModernSlavery#CCE#VictimOffenders
Registration is now open for our Modern Slavery event, “Human Trafficking: Criminal Law and Evidence” hosted by @NorthumbriaLaw, the CECJS and SJRIG, funded by @ModernLRev - Find us in Sutherland Building for refreshments until 9.30.
Join us in The Great Hall, Sutherland Building this Wednesday for our all-day conference on Human Trafficking. Guest speakers include: Caroline Haughey, Philippa Southwell, @SnowEmi, @Shahrzadf1001 and @proftonyward.
Registration from 9-9.30am.
@NorthumbriaLaw@ModernLRev
Join us for an @evidencecentre event in conjunction with the Winton Centre for Risk & Evidence Communication on probability and the law https://t.co/wfDwMBYLE3
Brexit: Police commissioners concern over 'no deal'. Something NCECJS members Adam Jackson & Gemma Davies have been warning about for over a year now (incl. papers @ ACJRD Annual conference, Dublin, Oct 2017 & Stockholm Criminology Symposium, June 2018). https://t.co/NV6CYsm5Kq