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Technologies of Criminal Justice Seminar and Networking Event
Rooms 1 & 2, Wolfson Research Exchange of the Main Library

Technologies of Criminal Justice Seminar and Networking Event


We are delighted to share further details with you on our forthcoming COPR event: Technologies of Criminal Justice Seminar and Networking Event on Fri 29 April, 1000-1400 in the Wolfson Research Exchange, Library.

The aim of the event is to highlight some of the outstanding work being conducted by early-career researchers on technology and policing, and to bring COPR members together with researchers working at all levels to share ideas and stimulate new projects and collaborations across disciplines.

The event will begin at 10:00 with tea and coffee, and from 10:30 four early-careers researchers will give short presentations on their current research. Speakers and titles are listed below.

For further details and to register (by Mon 25 April) click here. Please share this invitation with other interested colleagues.

  • Presenters: Natalie Kyneswood (Law) - Just pressing play - The Effect of Video Recorded Evidence on the Presentation of Evidence and the Format of the Adversarial Trial
  • Dr Danielle Norman (WMG) - Forensic Imaging Research and Application for UK Homicide Cases
  • Patrick Home (WMG) - 3D laser scanning and visualisation for Bloodstain Pattern Analysis
  • Sharda Murria (Law) - The role of body worn videos in strengthening accountability in police use of stop and search powers
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