Do Australia’s extradition bail laws need to change? @DeakinCrim @IanJMWarren sheds light on the issue.
Read this article of Lawyers Weekly to find out more.
New publication by @IanJMWarren and @admmo: Governing Liberty Through Accountability: Surveillance Reporting as Technologies of Governmentality
Law enforcement agencies are often subject to enhanced monitoring and periodic reporting requirements as part of a liberal governance paradigm that entails …
New research from Dr Clare Farmer, in collaboration with Dr Robyn Clifford and Professor Peter Miller, finds that summary police powers to ban people from public places continue to expand, but with limited understanding of the effects. The research highlights the need for meaningful oversight and rigorous scrutiny.
Summary powers to exclude individuals from public areas form a key part of the policing of space and the control of undesirable …
Recent research by Dr Andrew Groves: ‘More than just a “city problem”: Drugs and alcohol (mis)use in rural and regional Australia’
Debate about alcohol and other drugs (AODs), particularly those that are illicit and/orsubject to abuse, is pervasive in the community, media and …
Important research by Deakin Crim Dr Laura Bedford and Prof Reece Walters: Ecologically unequal exchange, transnational mining, and resistance: A political ecology contribution to green criminology
This article draws on discourses in political ecology and green criminology to critique the ways in which transnational mining is legitimated and …
New article by Dr Mary Iliadis (Deakin University), Dr Kate-FitzGibbon (Monash University) and Prof Sandra Walklate (University of Liverpool), ‘Improving justice responses for victims of intimate partner violence: examining the merits of the provision of independent legal representation’.
Justice processes have long been criticised for their inability to meet the needs of intimate partner violence victims and provide remedies that …
Media coverage of Addressing Filicide Conference hosted in Melbourne on 14-15 Nov 2019 by the Monash Deakin Filicide Research Hub
The 4th Addressing Filicide International Bi-Annual Conference was hosted for the first time in Melbourne this week from Thurs 14 Nov to …
New article by Madeleine Ulbrick, Assoc. Prof. Asher Flynn and Dr Danielle Tyson: An Argument for Diminished Culpability Manslaughter: Responding to Gaps in Victorian Homicide Law
The complexity and diversity of unlawful killings — particularly those involving mentally impaired offenders — does not fit neatly across the binary …
Congratulations to Dr Imogen Richards, Dr Mark Wood and Bree Anderson on their publication ‘Breaking Down the Pseudo-Pacification Process: Eight Critiques of Ultra-Realist Crime Causation Theory’ in the British Journal of Criminology
This paper critically examines ultra-realist criminology’s two central crime causation theories: the breakdown of the pseudo-pacification process and special liberty. We identify …
Deakin Criminology’s Dr Danielle Tyson features in ABC News: Ladies who stab: Are we failing abused women who kill?
Dr Danielle Tyson, Senior Lecturer in Criminology, comments on the challenges facing defence lawyers representing women who kill their abusers in the …
New article by Dr Imogen Richards: A Philosophical and Historical Analysis of “Generation Identity”: Fascism, Online Media, and the European New Right
This article analyzes ideological and organizational characteristics of the pan-European youth movement, “Generation Identity” (GI), through a philosophical and historical lens. With …
Deakin Criminology’s Dr Mary Iliadis and former South Australian Victims’ Rights Commissioner, Michael O’Connell, feature in The Australian
Dr Mary Iliadis, Lecturer in Criminology at Deakin University, and former South Australian Commissioner for Victims’ Rights, Michael O’Connell, comment on the …
Dr Diarmaid Harkin presents the findings of his book: Private Security and Domestic Violence: The Risks and Benefits of Private Security Companies Working with Victims of Domestic Violence
Dr Diarmaid Harkin has been presenting the findings of his recently published book, Private Security and Domestic Violence: The Risks and Benefits …
New article by Assoc. Prof. Chad Whelan and Dr Diarmaid Harkin: Civilianising specialist units: Reflections on the policing of cyber-crime
Civilianisation refers to utilising non-sworn personnel to perform certain roles within police organisations. While the civilianisation of policing has been examined in …