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registration now open for LCH 2023 Annual Conference at U of T Law June 22/23 lch.wildapricot.org/event-5253652 / LawCultureHumanities Law & Literature Canadian Network of Law & Humanities Law and Humanities Journal Law&HumanitiesAssas Law, Crime & History Legal History Blog European Society for Comparative Legal History

Delighted to take part in NB Law 🎙️📚 podcast with Iain Channing @yeomans_henry discussing our book Historical Criminology - thanks so much Dr Jane Richards for having us and asking such great questions! Listen here: newbooksnetwork.com/historical-cri…

Cops have successfully pushed for tougher laws on the basis of 9 police deaths in a year. Meanwhile, at least 12 people had their lives taken in Canadian police actions in May 2023 alone. No tougher laws on cop violence though. #AbolishThePolice mediacoop.ca/node/119152

NEW ISSUE: with contributions from roberto catello, Rebecca Shaw, Paula Jane Byrne, William Calathes and Matthew G. Yeager. Visit here: lawcrimehistory.pubpub.org/currentissue

My latest contribution to #HistoricalCriminology published in Law, Crime & History detailing some of the ambivalent ways in which criminologists engage with historical research. Special thanks to Iain Channing

Fascinating new article by roberto catello in Law, Crime & History - make sure to check it out!

Read how the Augustan Marriage Legislation led to the impossible idealisation of women - casting many as criminals. New article by Rebecca Shaw. Open access lawcrimehistory.pubpub.org/pub/t9eqcnql/r…

Just two more days to the 'States and Spaces of Liminality' Conference at the University of Plymouth - For the schedule and how to attend, see: plymouth.ac.uk/whats-on/state… Plymouth Criminology BSC South West Dr Sian Lewis Iain Channing

An honour to be invited to deliver the plenary session at this brill University of Plymouth criminology conference. Some great great discussions following my pres about the project I've been working on with my team Academy of International Affairs NRW. Thanks for having me Dr Sian Lewis, Iain Channing, & Plymouth Criminology team!

Twitter friends - searching for this Edwardian rogue / crime story; thanks for any suggestions! CrimeReads Law, Crime & History

Me on Lucy Letby and perceptions of serial killing: theconversation.com/lucy-letby-it-…

In light of Lucy Letby's conviction and the sometimes disturbing turn that discussion of it have taken, the 1st known case of a qualified nurse killing child patients - in SE London in 1918 - was considered similarly baffling and horrific at the time: academic.oup.com/hwj/article/80…

had a great day in Manchester at the British Crime Historians Symposium and my latest #HistoricalCriminology publication is out in Law, Crime & History !

Today my latest article PATRONAGE, RECUSANCY AND MALFEASANCE IN THE EARLY MODERN PRISON SYSTEM: A NEW SOURCE RELATED TO SAINT JOHN ROBERTS AND ROBERT CECIL has been published open access in Law, Crime and History.

The new issue of Law, Crime and History is out now! Click lawcrimehistory.pubpub.org/currentissue for the latest articles in #historicalcriminology #sociolegalhistory #crimehistory In this issue: roberto catello, Alex Tepperman, Robert Andersson, Dr Jenni Hyde, @wallyberry.bsky.social, Otto Linderborg, and Robert Shiels

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT From 2025, Law, Crime and History will become 'The Journal of Historical Criminology'. We are now accepting submissions. Please see our new website for more details …nalofhistoricalcriminology.pubpub.org Previous issues of LCH will remain available in our catalogue.

Special Issue CFP for Law, Crime & History (now historical criminology) more info here: ewatkins1bc479014fd.wordpress.com/special-issue-…