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Dr Emily Glorney addresses All-Party Parliamentary Group
17 Jul 2018Dr Emily Glorney, Senior Lecturer in Forensic Psychology in the School of Law, will address the All Party Parliamentary Group on Psychology on 18 July 2018
Professor Marshall discusses 'Gay Cake' case
12 Jun 2018Professor Marshall discusses 'Gay Cake' case
Pharmacosexuality Project Begins
01 Jun 2018Dr Alex Dymock and Dr Leah Moyle from the School of Law have been awarded a Seed Award in the Humanities and Social Sciences of up to £34,041 over 12 months from the Wellcome Trust.
Indefinite prison sentences are a 'blot on the justice system' says Royal Holloway Professor
15 Aug 2017Royal Holloway’s Professor Nick Hardwick has called for the burden of proof for Prisoners held indefinitely under Imprisonment for Public Protection sentences to fall on the Ministry of Justice.
School of Law staff and students awarded College Team Teaching Prize
11 Aug 2017Staff and students in the School of Law have been awarded the College Team Teaching Prize for their work on the Learning Together initiative in collaboration with HMP Feltham.
Professor Nick Hardwick publishes blog post on preventing torture
15 Jun 2017Nick Hardwick, Professor of Criminal Justice in the School of Law at Royal Holloway and Chair of the Parole Board has published a blog post on proventing torture.
PhD Studentship
13 Jun 2017PhD Studentship at Royal Holloway's School of Law.
Guest Lecture for School of Law students and staff: Management, Accountability & Privatisation in Prisons
01 Jan 0001Guest Lecture for School of Law students and staff: Management, Accountability & Privatisation in Prisons
Access to Justice and Arbitration
01 Jan 0001A major conference on access to justice and arbitration will be hosted at Royal Holloway in June 2019
Seminar on Risk associated in Offending Religious Sensibilities
01 Jan 0001A seminar organised by the Rights and Freedom cluster aimed at outlining the risks associated with freedom of expression, and the consequences associated with offending religious sensibilities.