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CJC member Professor Jackie Hodgson has published a book chapter with titled ''. The chapter appears in edited by Darryl K. Brown, Jenia Iontcheva Turner, and Bettina Weisser.

The Director of the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange has announced the call for applications to participate in The Ulam Programme. This is an opportunity for a foreign PhD holder to pursue postdoctoral research for 6-24 months in Poland. Scholars from the fields of law and/or criminology interested especially in Comparative Criminal Procedure, European Criminal Procedure, and International Criminal Law are invited to explore contacts at the , or more generally in other Polish higher education institutions. The deadline to submit a formal application is 23 April 2019. Further details can be accessed .

Congratulations to CJC members Anastasia Chamberlen and Henrique Carvalho! Anastasia and Henrique recently published an article, which is one of the three articles that have been for the Social-Legal Studies Association (SLSA) Article Prize 2019.

CJC members, Professor Jackie Hodgson, Dr Juliet Horne and Dr Laurene Soubise, have recently published their research report ‘The Criminal Cases Commission – Last resort or first appeal?’. The research was funded by the ESRC Impact Acceleration Account.

The European Society of Criminology has awarded the 2018 ESC Young Criminologist Award to Anastasia Chamberlen in recognition of her article ‘Embodying Prison Pain: Women’s experiences of self-injury in prison and the emotions of punishment’, published in 2016 in Theoretical Criminology.