A5100765588- Criminal Law and Evidence
- Jury Decision Making Processes
- Medical Malpractice and Liability Issues
- European history and politics
- Deception detection and forensic psychology
- Political Philosophy and Ethics
- Cinema and Media Studies
- Legal principles and applications
- Law in Society and Culture
- Political and Economic history of UK and US
- European Criminal Justice and Data Protection
- International Law and Human Rights
- American Constitutional Law and Politics
- Memory Processes and Influences
- Policing Practices and Perceptions
- Crime Patterns and Interventions
- World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact
- Law, Economics, and Judicial Systems
- Cybercrime and Law Enforcement Studies
- Control and Dynamics of Mobile Robots
- Communism, Protests, Social Movements
- Crime, Deviance, and Social Control
- Water Systems and Optimization
- Judicial and Constitutional Studies
- Reflective Practices in Education
Tallinn University of Technology
2023
The University of Melbourne
2012-2022
UNSW Sydney
2022
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
2013
Cardiff University
2012
University of Warwick
2008-2011
Western University
2010
Northwestern University
2009
Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
2005
University of Nottingham
2000-2003
An adaptive position-tracking control scheme is proposed for vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) unmanned airborne vehicles (UAVs) a set of bounded external disturbances. The design achieved in three main steps. first step devoted to the an priori linear acceleration driving translational dynamics toward desired trajectory. In second step, we extract required thrust attitude, terms unit quaternion, from derived step. last torque rotational dynamics, allowing system's attitude be driven...
This article provides an explanation of the duties and responsibilities owed by forensic practitioners (and other expert witnesses) when preparing for presenting evidence in criminal proceedings. It is written shadow reports National Academy Sciences (US), Institute Standards Technology Scottish Fingerprint Inquiry a recent publication entitled 'How to cross-examine scientists: A guide Lawyers'. The examines potential responses questions focused on need scientific research, validation,...
A significant amount of research has been carried out into the optimization water distribution systems (WDS). In recent times evolutionary algorithms such as genetic (GA) and ant colony optimisation have used to optimize design operation systems. Most studies focused on minimizing cost sole objective, although there a few exceptions this. The objective can be expressed capital cost, operating or whole-of-life-cycle cost. view increasing global concerns about sustainability issues, it is...
This article provides an account of the value privacy in securing republican aims self-government and conditions non-domination. It describes how loss might lead to subjugation dominating power. The concept domination foundation a broad coherent privacy. One that encompasses circumstances which subject (i) suffers interference as result loss, (ii) is aware he has suffered privacy, but no subsequent (iii) unaware any interference. Liberal accounts explain first two by pointing possible effect...
Summary A live showup (known as a street identification in the UK) allows perpetrator to be identified shortly after crime. If suspect disputes identification, video line‐up often ensues. Four experiments examined reliability of showups and their influence on subsequent using realistic procedures conditions. Similar proportions culprits innocent suspects were from line‐ups. Both previously likely again line‐up, with delays few minutes month. Only weak effect clothing bias was observed. There...
AbstractA street identification or live show-up provides an eyewitness with opportunity to identify a suspect shortly after crime. In England, the majority of suspects identified are subsequently included in video line-up for same witness view. Study 1, robbery squad data from three English police forces recorded 696 crimes, procedures employed and prosecution decisions. A was most frequent procedure, being attempted 22.7% investigations, followed by mugshot albums (11.2%) line-ups (3.4%)....
What impact are US policies having on the fabric of international human rights law in wake September 11? This paper examines this question from three largely independent angles. First, embody discrimination against non-citizens and between non-citizens, which is pushing to clarify relationship such based race, nationality religion. Second, assessing policies, we must consider not only actions United States but also reactions rest world. When broaden our focus way, interesting divisions...
This paper sets out the normative basis of a claim to procedural rights concerning fair use eyewitness identification procedures. It is argued that there are two aspects suspects' rights. The first aims secure an opportunity for suspect participate in procedures where doing so might result exculpatory evidence (a participatory right). second state's obligation take reasonable measures prevent wrongful conviction on mistaken by providing with satisfactory degree accuracy protective analysis...
In D igital R ights I reland L td v M inister for C ommunications , the E uropean ourt of J ustice found EU ata etention irective, which required retention communications data up to two years, be incompatible with A rticles 7 and 8 harter F undamental – rights privacy protection personal data. It is argued in this note that decision ought taken as one concerned exercise arbitrary power, a concern captured by concept domination.
This article provides critical analysis of some the more notable procedural developments relating to eyewitness identification evidence over past decade.
Many authors have highlighted the importance of reflection in helping students to learn from their experiences, particularly field professional development. Nevertheless many struggle, at least initially, engage fully with high levels what might be described as critical reflection, that lead a transformation an individual's perspective. Individual differences amongst suggest some are more inclined towards reflective practice than others. Previous research has suggested students' propensity...
The criminalization of offensive, privacy-intrusive behavior is an important form privacy protection. However, few studies exist visual observation in criminal law. We address this gap by researching when nonconsensual deemed harmful enough to trigger sanctions, and on what basis the law construes “reasonableness remaining unobserved,” through a nine-country comparative study. distinguish between voyeurism-centric approaches (focusing largely nudity sex) broader, intrusion-centric (such as...
The controversy surrounding entrapment and covert policing operations the admissibility of evidence they produce has been reignited by decision European Court Human Rights in Teixeira de Castro v Portugal its interpretation a number English cases. This article offers an examination cases principled approach. Drawing on Canadian Supreme Mack, it proposes more structured coherent scheme to regulate authorisation conduct remedies for abuses entrapment.