2013 Events | |
| Exhibition | 11 April - 17 May, 2013 Art by Prisoners: An exhibiton of art by South Australian prisonersContact Jeremy Ryder for further details: |
| | 13 - 14 May, 2013 Crime and Justice Challenges for the Contemporary Military SymposiumThe military holds a dominant place in societies around the globe. Militaries are simultaneously expressive of broader cultural mores and practices while also highly distinctive domains in their own right. How do these social relations shape crime in, against, and by the military? How does the military respond to criminal matters? This symposium will bring together academics and practitioners to discuss the patterns and forms of crime in the military and in military operations. The focus is both on the international practices of war and peacekeeping and the domestic practices of defence forces. The aim of the symposium is to explore how the concepts, theories and methods of criminology might be usefully applied to enhance understanding and policy responses to a range of matters that potentially impact upon the reputation and operational effectiveness of armed forces. Guest Speakers Michael Dante Mori Michael Dante Mori is a lawyer who attained the rank of lieutenant colonel in the United States Marine Corps. Mori was the military lawyer for Australian Guantanamo Bay detainee David Hicks Stephen Mugford Stephen Mugford is a social scientist who after an academic career is now a consultant working on a range of projects with the ADF. He has had a long -term involvement at theoretical and practical levels with issues of crime, justice and punishment. |
| 7 June, 2013 Family Violence: Collaboration and CooperationFree Forum presenting innovative and emerging approaches to addressing family violence Relevant for professionals dealing with all forms of domestic and family violence Come along and be involved in this 2013 Forum, Family Violence: Collaboration and Cooperation, committed to promotion of sharing knowledge and understandings throughout the human service sector in South Australia informed by robust research. Keynote speakers will address:
Additionally there will be ample opportunities for networking and information sharing. Morning and afternoon tea and a delicious lunch will be provided! Click here to download the flyer: |
Previous Events | |
| | 17 April, 2013 Flinders Law School21st Annual Prize-giving CeremonyStudents were be presented with their prizes from the 2012 academic year. Click here to download the programme from the night: |
18 February, 2013 Ray Whitrod Memorial LectureOutlaw Motor Cycle Gangs: | |
| 19 September, 2012 Public LectureFive forms of rehabilitation: Towards an integrated perpsepctiveGuest speaker: Professor Fergus McNeill, Professor of Criminology and Social Work, University of Glasgow. For further information about the guest speaker or the event, please contact: |
| | 28 August, 2011 Elliott Johnston Memorial LectureThe importance of a lifetime commitment by lawyers to social justice and law reformGuest speaker: The Honourable Michael Kirby. Click here to view the Elliott Johnston Memorial Lecture 2012 - Photographs Click here to download a Copy of The Hon. Michael Kirby Speech Please click here to view the video footage of this event. For further information about the guest speaker or the event, please contact: |
| | 4 October, 2011 Public Lecture: Race and Law EnforcementGuest speaker: Dr. Douglas Thompkins For further information about the guest speaker or the event, please contact: |
| 6 October, 2011 Ray Whitrod Memorial Lecture |
| 25 October, 2011 Seminar: The implications of transnational crime and money launderingGuest speaker: Dr. Loretta Napoleoni For further information about the guest speaker or the event, please contact: |
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