Spotlight on COVID: Amplifying the public purpose of universities
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15 July 2020
Dr Hannah Quirk discusses the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on the criminal justice system.
Dr Hannah Quirk, Reader in Criminal Law at the Dickson Poon School of Law, discusses the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on the criminal justice system.
She also explores the value of the jury in Britain’s adversarial judicial model, particularly in holding public confidence in trials and their outcomes.
Read more:
H Quirk, Why you should care about the right to trial by jury, OpenDemocracy.
H Quirk, ‘Covid-19 and jury-less trials? Editorial’ Criminal Law Review [2020] (7), 569-571.
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