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Steve UglowProfessor of Criminal JusticeS.P.Uglow@kent.ac.uk |
ResearchMy general field of interest is Criminal Justice, particularly in the areas of Policing and in Criminal Evidence. Major research project Most of my research is done in conjunction with the Kent Crime and Justice Centre. Most recent projects include:
Publications
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Books
Uglow, Steve (2006)
Evidence.
Sweet and Maxwell ISBN 0421-925108.
Uglow, Steve and Dickson, Lisa and Cheney, Deborah et al. (2002)
Criminal Justice.
Sweet & Maxwell, London, 474 pp. ISBN 0421738405.
Abstract The second edition of Criminal Justice sets out to show the wider, socio-legal context of criminal law by explaining all parts of the criminal justice system. The reader will find comprehensive coverage of the institutions, the procedures and the decision-making processes which make up the criminal justice system, including the police, the prosecution and court processes, and the prison system. Recent developments are thoroughly analysed, including the proposals for the reorganisation of the criminal courts, changes in sentencing policy and reform of the youth justice system.
Uglow, Steve and Hale, C. and Crawford, A. et al. (2002)
The Introduction of Referral Orders into the Youth Justice System: Final Report.
Home Office Research Study. Home Office, 330 pp. ISBN 0772-6435.
Newburn, T. and Crawford, A. and Earle, R. et al. (2001)
The Introduction of Referral Orders into the Youth Justice System. First Interim Report (RDS Occasional Paper No.70).
. Home Office, London, UK, 88 pp. ISBN 1840826940.
Newburn, T. and Crawford, A. and Earle, R. et al. (2001)
The Introduction of Referral Orders into the Youth Justice System. Second Interim Report.
RDS Occasional Paper (No.73). Home Office, London, UK, 116 pp. ISBN 1840826940.
Articles
Hale, C and Heaton, R and Uglow, S (2005)
‘Uniform Styles II: The Approach of a National Policing Model - Best Practice or Best Guess?’.
Policing and Society, 15 (1). pp. 3-20.
Hale, C and Heaton, R and Uglow, S (2004)
Uniform Styles: Aspects of Police Centralisation in England and Wales.
Policing and Society, 14 (4). pp. 291-312.
Uglow, Steve and Heaton, R and Hale, C. (2004)
Uniform Styles? Aspects of Police Centalisation in England and Wales.
Policing and Society, 14. pp. 291-312. ISSN 1043-9463.
Book Sections
Hale, C and Harris, C and Uglow, S (2003)
Theory into Practice: Implementing a Market Reduction Approach to Property Crime.
In: Bullock, K and Tilley, N Crime Reduction and Problem Oriented Policing. Willan Publishing, Cullompton.
Uglow, Steve and Harris, C and Hale, C. (2003)
Implementing a Market Reduction Approach to Property Crime.
In: Tilley, N and Bullock, K Crime Reduction and Problem Oriented Policing. Willian, pp. 0-0. ISBN 1843920506.
Research Reports
Uglow, Steve and Hale, C. and Harris, Charlotte et al. (2004)
Targeting the Markets for Stolen Goods: Two Targeted Policing Initiative Projects.
Home Office ISBN 1844731847.
Uglow, Steve and Miers, Mike and Goldie, Shelagh et al. (2001)
An Exploratory Evaluation of Restorative Justice Schemes.
The Home Office, 211 pp. ISBN 1-84082-692-4.
Edited Books
Cheney, Deborah and Skilbeck, Rupert and Uglow, Steve et al. (2001)
Criminal Justice and the Human Rights Act 1998.
Jordans Ltd, London, 276 pp. ISBN 0853087245.
Teaching & SupervisionTeaching Undergraduate: Course convenor in Law of Evidence (LW518) and Policing (LW 542); also teaches Criminal Law (LW 508). Postgraduate: Programme convenor for LLM in Criminal Justice. Postgraduate research supervision. Supervision Criminal Justice, including Criminal Procedure, Evidence, Criminal Law, Policing. Currently Supervising S Al-Ghoul: PhD "The effectiveness of international cooperation in criminal matters" I Beattie: PhD "Crime, community and the crusader: the quest for moral order" I Karmak: MPhil "Research of alleged miscarriages of justice in historic allegations of child abuse" S Mohamed: PhD "Serenti centre: a study of the compulsory treatment and rehabilitation of drug dependant offenders in Malaysia" E Muigui: MPhil "A police complains authority in Kenya modelled on the UK Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC). Challenges of implementing policy into practice in developing countries" Other Academic ActivitiesProfessional Societies Society of Legal Scholars; British Society of Criminology. External Appointments I have worked as a consultant for the Home Office on a number of projects such as voice recognition as evidence in criminal cases; restorative justice, markets for stolen goods and visual recording on police interviews. I have been an external examiner and assessor for the universities of Surrey, Sussex, Southampton, Exeter, Cardiff, Mauritius and de Montfort. I have worked as a consultant for local authorities such as Canterbury and Sevenoaks District Councils on their crime audits. I am on the Advisory board of the Cologne School of International Doctoral Studies. Administration I am the director of the LLM in Criminal Justice programme. |
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