Latest news and announcements on the Centre's activities.
Blog
27th June 2022
Introducing ‘Release’ – understanding access to health services after release from prison
By Dr Catriona Connell, University of Stirling We are excited to be starting a new project to understand how people […]
23rd June 2022
Edinburgh Napier University Joins SCCJR as New Partner
The Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research is delighted to announce Edinburgh Napier University has joined as a new […]
22nd June 2022
‘Essay Mills’ Pose Serious Risk to Scottish Universities
20th April 2022
Scottish Justice Fellowship Winners Announced
Blog
13th April 2022
The Odyssey of the new policy: Reflections on the UK’s Nationality and Borders Bill ( Part 1)
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