Aberystwyth Law & Criminology Student Conference

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This years conference will be on the 6th of February 2020. It will be a day of interesting and informative presentations showcasing the research of students at the Department, concluding with a panel of guest speakers.

Book to attend using Eventbrite: https://t.co/ylkl22CHkZ

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to see the rest of our photos: https://t.co/BNOxhSLeIZ

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And congratulations to those who won prizes on the day
‘Best shocked face when the 2 minute warning was given’ – Josh Dilliway
‘Highly commended presentation��� – James Watson
‘Brilliant response to questions’ – Gemma Pugh
‘Most interesting welsh presentation’ – Mari Luned Williams

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‘Best Postgraduate Presentation’ – Naziye Dirikgil
‘Best Welsh Medium Presentation’ – Mirain Cain Brady
‘Best Poster Presentation’ – Jasper Austin

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Congratulations to all our 2020 prize winners:
'Thomson Reuters Prize for Best Oral Presentation' – Demi Nicole John
‘Katie Evans Prize for Best Presentation Supporting the Interests of the Child ‘ – Ciara Fowler

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'Dewis Choice Prize for Best Presentation on Gendered Harms' – Emily Harris
'Criminology Society Prize for Highly Commended Criminology Presentation' – Akrivi-Marina Roumpou
'Law Society Prize for Highly Commended Law Presentation' – Oliver Latham-Jones

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Thank you to everyone who attended today and congratulations to all our prize winners. It has been a great day and we're looking forward to doing all again next year! keep an eye on our social media over the coming days for photos from today #LCConference20

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Time now for our Keynote Speaker Panel of Catrin Evans, Professor Melanie Williams and Rt. Hon. Elfyn Llwyd exploring the issue of 'Coercive Control'. This is guaranteed to be an interesting and thought provoking panel. The session begins at 4pm so don't miss out.
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Last student presentations for the day and we've kept the best until last. Talks start at 14:40
Medrus Mawr: Perception & Youth Offending
Medrus 3: Environmental & Prevention
Medrus 4: Policing
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We're welcoming everyone back from lunch with another 4 interesting topics to choose from. Talks start at 13:15.
Medrus Mawr: Sexual Offences
Medrus 1: Medical & Psychology
Medrus 3: Refugees/Immigration
Medrus 4: Social Media & Company Law
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Our first four streams are coming up soon at 11:30am. So much choice! check out what topics we have this morning and maybe pop into a few rooms
Medrus Mawr: Youth Crime
Medrus 1: International
Medrus 3: British & European Law-Making
Medrus 4: Cymraeg
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Today is conference day! We're all looking forward to welcoming you to a day of thought provoking talks. We're beginning at 10am with Poster Presentations #LCConference20

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The Right Hon. Elfyn LlwydA former student of Aberystwyth Elfyn Llwyd qualified as a solicitor in 1977. Originally from Llanrwst, he is a member of Grays Inn and a Fellow of the University of Wales Trinity St. David’s. In 1992 he was elected an MP as a member of Plaid Cymru.

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Professor Melanie L. WilliamsI am interested in the mysteries of ‘human nature’ – of how the moral landscape of existence is negotiated, of how normative worlds are negotiated and how such issues may be understood especially in a world of secular values.

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Catrin EvansHaving graduated from Aberystwyth in 1979-1982, with an LLB Hons degree, she joined the Independent Office for Police Conduct in 2018, from the CPS where she enjoyed a varied career as a prosecutor advocate and senior leader for nearly 31 years.

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Keep an eye on our social media for the rest of this week, to find out more about our guest speakers 😀 #LCConference20

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We’re pleased to share our schedule for the day with you! There are some very interesting themes. Visit our Eventbrite (https://t.co/ylkl22CHkZ) to register your attendance #LCConference20

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Mae’n bleser i rannu amserlen y diwrnod gyda chi! Mae yna themâu diddorol iawn yn ystod y dydd. Ymwelwch â’n Eventbrite (https://t.co/ylkl22CHkZ)i gofrestru eich presenoldeb #LCConference20

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Lets start the day with another thank you. Thank you to Aberystwyth University Law Society for their sponsorship of the conference this year #LCConference20

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With a few weeks until this years conference we wanted to take the time to thank our sponsors.

Firstly, thank you to @choiceolderppl for their support again this year.#LCConference20

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Thank you to another continued supporter of the conference for their generous sponsorship - @thomsonreuters #LCConference20