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  Young People and Criminal Appeals - Addressing the Under-Representation of Young Offenders among Appellants at the Court of Appeal (REF: SF18/LAW/MCCARTNEY1)
Northumbria University Faculty of Business and Law
  Dr C McCartney, Prof R Arthur
Applications accepted all year round
This project will address the under-representation of young offenders among appellants at the Court of Appeal (Criminal) and CCRC applicants, examining the Court of Appeal processes and CCRC operations and young offender’s motivations.
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  Forensic Evidence and Case Attrition in the England and Wales Criminal Justice System (Advert Reference: RDF19/BL/LAW/MCCARTNEY)
Northumbria University Faculty of Business and Law
  Dr C McCartney
Application Deadline: 25 January 2019
This research will focus upon the perennial issue of the discontinuation of criminal cases, looking specifically at those cases that include forensic evidence, which have been passed to prosecuting authorities for decisions to charge and progress.
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  Expert witnesses in the criminal courts (Advert Reference: RDF19/BL/LAW/WARD)
Northumbria University Faculty of Business and Law
  Dr T Ward
Application Deadline: 25 January 2019
The ability of expert witnesses and advocates to communicate scientific issues clearly to juries and magistrates has often been criticised, but there is a dearth of research about how expert evidence is delivered in criminal courts and how experts present their evidence and are cross-examined.
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  Acquire extensive and specialised research skills with a research degree in Criminal Justice and Criminology
Swansea University Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law
 The Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law has a thriving community of around 30 doctoral students and provides a supportive and friendly environment in which to pursue a research degree in Criminal Justice and Criminology.
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  Participants’ perceptions of Restorative justice in Scotland - Project ID SAS0034
Edinburgh Napier University School of Applied Sciences
  Dr G Maglione, Dr J Buchan
Application Deadline: 31 January 2019
Restorative justice (RJ) is usually described as a process of facilitated dialogue between a person who has been harmed (‘victim’) and a person who has harmed (‘offender’), and possibly their support networks (‘communities’), aiming to enable material and psychological repair of harms caused by crime/conflict.
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  Responding to Extremism: Examining the Criminal Justice Response
Ulster University Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
  Dr R Monaghan, Dr J Harris
Application Deadline: 18 February 2019
This project falls under ASPS’ research theme of Policy, Practice and Peacemaking in Divided Societies. Like terrorism, there is no universally accepted definition of extremism within the academic discourse.
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  Birmingham Law School - Postgraduate Research Opportunities
University of Birmingham Birmingham Law School
Law PhD / PhD by Distance Learning / MPhil / MJur. For more than 90 years, Birmingham Law School has made a major contribution to teaching and scholarship.
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  A Comparative Analysis of Public Value Generation in Forensic Services
Ulster University School of Applied Social and Policy Sciences
  Prof K Lasslett, Dr K O'Connor, Dr S Bunyan, Dr D Duffy
Application Deadline: 18 February 2019
Overview. This proposed interdisciplinary doctoral research will attach to a research project led by Ulster University in collaboration with the Forensic Services Leadership Board (FSLB).
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  Engaging young offenders in the arts (REF: SF18/LAW/ARTHUR)
Northumbria University Faculty of Business and Law
  Prof R Arthur, Dr N Wake
Applications accepted all year round
Recent research on the arts in the (adult) criminal justice system suggest arts projects can and do have a positive impact on offenders – on their emotional and psychological well-being, on their anger and aggression, on their engagement with further education and training (Wilson et al., 2009) and on reducing the risk of reoffending.
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  The prevalence and significance of specific synthetic textile fibre types on random surfaces in forensic investigations (ref: SF18/APP/Sheridan)
Northumbria University Faculty of Health and Life Sciences
  Dr KJ Sheridan
Applications accepted all year round
Numerous studies have been conducted to aid the evaluation of the significance, if any, of textile fibre links found in criminal investigations.
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