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Read more at: The Power of Racialized Discretion in Policing Migration

The Power of Racialized Discretion in Policing Migration

Read more at: Seeing is Believing: How the Layering of Race is Obscured by ‘White Epistemologies’ in the Criminal Justice Field

Seeing is Believing: How the Layering of Race is Obscured by ‘White Epistemologies’ in the Criminal Justice Field

Read more at: Crime and the Asian Community: Disentangling Perceptions and Reality

Crime and the Asian Community: Disentangling Perceptions and Reality

Read more at: Justifying the Use of Firearms by Policemen and Soldiers: a Response to the Home Office’s Review of the Law on the Use of Lethal Force

Justifying the Use of Firearms by Policemen and Soldiers: a Response to the Home Office’s Review of the Law on the Use of Lethal Force

Read more at: Necessity, Private Defence and the Killing of Mary

Necessity, Private Defence and the Killing of Mary

Read more at: A Criminal Lawyer’s Response to Chastisement in the European Court of Human Rights

A Criminal Lawyer’s Response to Chastisement in the European Court of Human Rights

Read more at: Applying the Doctrine of Positive Obligations in the European Convention of Human Rights to Domestic Substantive Criminal Law in Domestic Proceedings

Applying the Doctrine of Positive Obligations in the European Convention of Human Rights to Domestic Substantive Criminal Law in Domestic Proceedings

Read more at: Current Legal Problems

Current Legal Problems

Read more at: Seeking Security

Seeking Security

Read more at: The Constitution of the Criminal Law

The Constitution of the Criminal Law