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A typed wanted poster for DB cooper, titled 'A Bulletin From The F.B.I.', with two artists' renditions.

Do techniques for generating suspects contaminate procedures for identifying perpetrators?

In this article, Graham Pike and Jim Turner discuss the issues when attempting to identify perpetrators of crime.

12th February 2019
A man called Dr David Scott sitting against a black background.

What is Crime?

David Scott begins this year's run of blog posts by exploring the difficulties of trying to define 'crime'.

24th January 2019
An advert by 'Think! Put the Phone Away!' that displays a glove compartment in a car that contains various items including a mobile phone, with text that states 'make the glove compartment the phone compartment'

Where’s the harm in educating distracted drivers?

This Road Safety Week, Gemma Briggs discusses educating motorists about mobile phone use when driving.

19th November 2018
Concrete with graffiti that also states 'What Queer Fest? 26, 27, 20 Nov

Pride and Anti-Gender Harm

In this article, Avi Boukli explores Straight Pride in Greece through the concept of anti-gender harm.

8th November 2018
An itinerary for the 'A Matter of Life and Death' conference printed on a white sheet of paper.

Prisons and Matters of Life and Death

In today's post, Deborah H. Drake explores the deaths of prisoners in custody.

1st November 2018
A police officer placing handcuffs on a man.

The punitive shift towards the criminalisation of homelessness

Sharon Hartles, one of our MA students in Crime and Justice, explores how homelessness has been criminalised in this week's post.

29th October 2018
Two black markers representing people with a speech bubble above their heads.

Do participatory visual methods give voice?

In today's post, Daniel McCulloch explores participatory visual methods.

16th October 2018
Barbed wire above a concrete wall.

Prisons: Dangerous for Whom?

In this article, Dr David Scott and Professor Joe Sim discuss the dangers of life within prison walls for both prisoners and staff.

21st September 2018
Bird's eye view of San Quentin Prison.

Podcasting through the prison wall: Ear Hustle Season 3

James Mehigan examines the brilliant Ear Hustle podcast in this post, which depicts life in San Quentin Prison.

13th September 2018
A goldfish looking at a sign on a hook that says 'Fake News'.

Gangs and serious youth violence: Is the Centre for Social Justice using statistics responsibly?

In this article, Keir Irwin-Rogers investigates the use of statistics in regards to recent reports on gangs and youth violence.

5th September 2018

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