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Northumbria University is renowned for the calibre of its business-ready graduates. Our alumni network has over 233,000 graduates based in 177 countries worldwide in a range of sectors, our alumni are making a real impact on the world.
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We live in a globalised, increasingly digital world. While this has enabled major advances for humankind, it has also provided new environments and circumstances for crime to take place such as international crime, cybercrime, human trafficking and modern-day slavery. As the world continues to develop, it is crucial that we stay up-to-speed, that research drives informed policy decisions and that criminal justice systems around the world have the tools they need to address crime.
The Northumbria Centre for Evidence and Criminal Justice Studies (NCECJS) has a global reputation for international excellence. Research addresses and explores issues/factors such as criminal evidence, expert evidence, youth justice, and law & technology. Its mission is to undertake research of value and interest to a wide range of academic and practitioner communities within the legal systems of the UK, and other EU and common law countries.
The Centre encourages the exchange of ideas and facilitates collaboration regionally, nationally and internationally. NCECJS brings together Northumbria academics and postgraduate students from a range of disciplines with colleagues from other academic institutions, members of the judiciary, legal practitioners and other major stakeholders in the criminal justice system such as senior police officers and leading expert witnesses. Its reputation is based on an extensive range of academic publications as well as a major programme of externally funded research and significant public engagement activities.
Programmes and Events
The Centre organises an annual seminar programme for researchers and practitioners, as well as national and international conferences or symposia. The majority of events are free of charge and open to non-members, who through participation in such events often become involved in a wider range of the Centre’s activities.
NCECJS members have attracted research funding from bodies such as The Modern Law Review, the European Commission, the Belgian Ministry of Justice and the Nuffield Foundation. Several of the senior academic members are also are editors or contributors to numerous books and journals in the fields of criminal law, criminal evidence, civil evidence and socio-legal studies (both academic and practitioner) for leading publishers.
Director | Professor Michael Stockdale
Deputy Director | A/Prof. Adam Jackson
Deputy Director | A/Prof. Rebecca Mitchell
Deputy Director | Professor Nicola Wake
Marion Oswald
Kyriakos Kotsoglou
Brian Brewis
Anqi Shen
Past Events
NCECJS organises a range of seminars, symposia and conferences for legal and forensic academics and practitioners. You will find details of previous events here.
Discover MoreMembers
Here you will find details of the Northumbria Law School staff who are members of NCECJS.
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NCECJS has a wide range of academic and practitioner members from outside Northumbria Law School. Here you will find details of our external membership.
Discover MorePublications
Here you will find details of publications by Northumbria Law School staff who are members of NCECJS.
Discover MoreResearch Projects
The Centre has a national and international reputation for an innovative and varied portfolio of funded research, including participation in large multi-disciplinary and internationally delivered projects. You will find details here.
Discover MoreLaw School Modules involving Evidence, Criminal Law or Criminal Procedure
A number of modules delivered by the Law School’s staff involve Criminal law, criminal procedure and/or criminal evidence. You will find details of them here.
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