In this series of blogs, HERC takes a multidisciplinary approach to exploring harmful evidence and evidencing harm. We consider the roles of harm and crime, uses and abuses of evidence in criminal justice and criminalisation to de-criminalisation.
** All views in the blogs are the author’s own.
Steve Tombs examines the rhetoric of capitalism in reference to the collapse of BHS.
In today's post, James Mehigan compares justice in the Hillsborough and Stade Armand-Cesari disasters.
In this article, Avi Boukli explores how poetry has reflected recent political events.
James Mehigan considers how the Euro 2016 countries stack up on juvenile justice in this month's post.
James Mehigan explores how cuts to legal aid harm the accountability of the police in today's blog.
Today's article has been written by Nicola Brace, who explores initiatives to help young offenders in a courtroom context.
In this post, Victoria Canning and Evgenia Iliadou discuss the occupation of abandoned buildings by refugees in Turin.
In this month's blog, Steve Tombs explores how banking crimes produce a range of victimisation and social harms.
The Salvage research project listens to survivors of activist sexual violence: Julia Downes examines what they’ve learned.
The first of this year's blogs is by Rod Earle, who outlines a new school of convict criminology.