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Crime
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Professor Di Bailey
School of Social Sciences
Subject(s): Social work/Counselling, Health and Wellbeing, Crime
Area(s) of expertise: Offender health; Mental health; Self-harm; Social work; Action research; Evaluation
Professor Ellen Billett
School of Science and Technology
Subject(s): Food, Medical , Science, Crime
Area(s) of expertise: Food authenticity and detection of food fraud; Detection of undeclared offal and added protein in meat products; Antibody technology; Immunochemical detection; Models for Parkinson's Disease to give a fuller understanding of the disease process; Neurotoxicity; Production of monoclonal antibodies and use in immunoassays; Proteomics, global study of proteins using both 2D gels and mass spectroscopy; Use of cellular models to study effects of toxic moieties
Fiona Boyd
School of Social Sciences
Subject(s): Social work/Counselling, Early Years/Childhood inc. Parenting, Crime, Public Sector
Area(s) of expertise: Domestic violence; Child care social work; Child protection; Parenting; Poverty impact on children; Working in public services
Jo Boylan-Kemp
Nottingham Law School
Subject(s): Crime, Law
Area(s) of expertise: Criminal law; Criminal offences; Criminal procedure; Innocence Project; Jury trial; Barristers; English legal system; Family law; Judiciary; Legal profession; Solicitors
Viv Brunsden
School of Social Sciences
Subject(s): Psychology, Emergency Services, Health and Wellbeing, Society, Crime
Area(s) of expertise: Psychology of the emergency services (esp the fire and rescue service); Violence against emergency service workers; Posttraumatic reactions; Humanitarian assistance; Psychology of disaster; Community safety
Dr Lisa Davis
School of Science and Technology
Subject(s): Crime
Area(s) of expertise: Fingerprints
David Ellicott
School of Social Sciences
Subject(s): Crime, Law, Social work/Counselling, Youth
Area(s) of expertise: Drugs and crime; Youth justice; Youth offending; Effective practice
Dr Paul Hamilton
School of Social Sciences
Subject(s): Crime
Area(s) of expertise: Prostitution (street level); Crimes motivated by prejudice; Prisons and resettlement
Roger Hopkins Burke
School of Social Sciences
Subject(s): Crime, Emergency Services, Law, Youth
Area(s) of expertise: Anti-social behaviour; Public (dis)order policing; Young people and crime; Youth justice; Zero tolerance policing
Helen Hudson
Nottingham Law School
Subject(s): Crime, Law
Area(s) of expertise: Criminal litigation; Civil litigation; Family law
Emma Jelbert
School of Science and Technology
Subject(s): Crime, Science
Area(s) of expertise: Forensic science; Crime scene investigation (CSI); Evidence recovery; Expert witness; Footwear marks; Glove marks
Dr Deborah Lee
School of Social Sciences
Subject(s): Crime, Higher Education/Universities
Area(s) of expertise: Domestic violence; Student violence towards staff in UK higher education
Andrew O' Hagan
School of Science and Technology
Subject(s): Crime, Law
Area(s) of expertise: Domestic and international drug trafficking; Expert witness procedures; Providing evidence in the UK
Dr Samantha Pegg
Nottingham Law School
Subject(s): Crime, History, Law, Media, Youth
Area(s) of expertise: Child criminality and antisocial behaviour; Child on child killing Victorian and modern; Criminal law; Offences against the person; Manslaughter; Murder; James Bulger; Press presentations of crime and criminality; Sexual offences and sexual offending
Jeremy Robson
Nottingham Law School
Subject(s): Animals, Crime, Law
Area(s) of expertise: Wildlife related crimes; Advocacy; Criminal law; Criminal procedure; Evidence; Sentencing; Trials (Jury and Magistrate)
Dr Judith Rowbotham
School of Arts and Humanities
Subject(s): Crime, Emergency Services, Fashion and Textiles, History, International Relations
Area(s) of expertise: Crime and criminality imagery; Gender and crime; Violence and gender; Public disorder; Police and policing society; Jack the Ripper/Victorian Whitechapel; Victorian murders; Victorian feminism, women’s dress and parlour song; Barbara Leigh Smith Bodichon; British Colonial Office, C19th; British colonialism and constitutional history; British Empire and colonial constitutions; Missionaries and Empire; War crimes in the British Empire; War crimes and historical developments
Serena Simmons
School of Social Sciences
Subject(s): Crime, Psychology
Area(s) of expertise: Criminal profiling; Mass and spree murder; Murder and serial murder; Rape and serial rape; Serial violent crime
Dr Belinda Winder
School of Social Sciences
Subject(s): Crime, Health and Wellbeing, Psychology, Internet/Online
Area(s) of expertise: Fraud; Internet sex offenders; Offenders and mental health; Offending and health; Resettlement of offenders; Sex offenders; Sexual crime; Forensic psychology
