Research
Criminal Justice Research Network (CJRN)
This research group is led by James Hart.
The criminal justice system is a highly complex system, with highly complex problems.
It is in a state of constant flux, always adapting and changing. Solutions and reform originate from a multi-disciplinary range of research. The purpose of this research group is to bring together researchers from across the University who are researching, or interested in researching, any aspect of the criminal justice system.
We meet once every 6 weeks to share reading material, work in progress papers and create dedicated time.
The Criminal Justice Research Network (CJRN) aims are:
- To provide an environment in which we can share knowledge, expertise, and ideas.
- To create a network of people from all corners of the University with shared interests, but from differing academic fields.
- To find shared narrow interests in the broad field of criminal justice.
- To support early case resolution (ECR).
- To create an arena that can assist our research-informed teaching practices.
Get in touch
We would welcome new members from any areas of the criminal justice system.
Group members
James Hart
Lecturer
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Dr Rosie Binfield-Smith
School Post Graduate Research Lead