 | Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Jack Grealish and the Media Response
By Matt Hall
Over the last week or so, football has been the focus of much negative press attention stemming from incidents of fan/player altercation. In Scotland, Glasgow Rangers captain James Tavernier was approached by a spectator in a game ve (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Interdisciplinary Research into Organized Crime
On Wednesday 30 January at UWE Bristol, Dr Mary Alice Young convened an interdisciplinary research event on the role of technology and the intelligent machine in organized crime. The event was supported by the Centre for Applied Legal Rese (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Technology and Law Policy Commission: Algorithms in the Justice System
By Dr Tom Smith and Ed Johnston
Technology and Law Policy Commission: Algorithms in the Justice System
Wales Evidence Session, 7 February 2019
This event had 3 different panels speaking for about 30 minutes each regarding the use (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: First PROTAX project focus group works to counter tax crimes in the UK and EU
Prof Nicholas Ryder (UWE Bristol), Sam Burton (UWE Bristol), Prof Umut Turksen (Coventry University) and Dr Fanou Rasmouki (TRILATERAL) hosted the first focus group as part of an EU funded project, PROTAX , in Bristol on 31 (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: SLSA Seminar Series: The Perennial Problem of Disclosure – A way forward?
By Ed Johnston
Ed Johnston has recently been award £1,500 from the annual Socio-Legal Scholars Association’s Annual Seminar Series. Ed is currently organising a one-day conference at UWE Bristol Law School on the topic “The Perennial Pr (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Pro bono: Student reflections from the African Prisons Project
One of the many activities the UWE Pro Bono Unit undertakes is the African Prisons Project. The project sees UWE students assisting prisoners and prison warders during their Law studies in Uganda and Kenya. Kathy Brown has previously blogged about (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: The Knife ASBO: The Incorrect Response
By Ed Johnston
Last week, the Home Secretary suggested a new measure to tackle the ever-growing problem of knife crime in England and Wales. He suggested that children as young as 12 could be sanctioned with ASBO-style order, should the offe (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Visiting scholar from the University of the Western Cape in South Africa shares his reflections after visiting UWE Bristol In December 2018, visiting scholar Dr Windell Nortje from the University of the Western Cape in South Africa spent two weeks at the Bristol Law School. Below he shares his reflections of the visit:
Guest blog by Dr Windell Nortje
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| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: The disclosure crisis: A suspect and practitioner perspective On Wednesday 5 December 2018 UWE Bristol hosted the first annual Criminal Justice Research Unit lecture on the topic “The disclosure crisis: A suspect and practitioner perspective.” The event was organised and chaired by Dr Tom Smithand Dr Ed J (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Professor Anthony Arnull’s Distinguished Professorial Address – UWE, 24 October 2017 ‘Should we trust the EU?’ was the controversial title of Professor Anthony Arnull’s Distinguished Professorial Address held on 24 October 2018 at the Bristol Law School, UWE. Prof Arnull who holds the Chair of European Union Law at the Universi (More) |
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