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Youth Justice 2008: An International Conference 3rd-4th April 2008
University College Cork

3 Apr 2008

Youth Justice 2008: An International Conference
3rd-4th April 2008
University College Cork

Dr Ursula Kilkelly, Faculty of Law, UCC and conference co-ordinator; Councillor Donal Counihan, Lord Mayor of Cork; Professor Caroline Fennell, Dean of the Faculty of Law and Finbarr O'Leary, Deputy Chief Executive, Children Acts Advisory Board (conference collaborator)

Thursday 3rd and Friday 4th April 2008

Centre for Criminal Justice and Human Rights,

Faculty of Law, University College Cork

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Objective

The aim of this international conference is to provide a forum for the discussion of recent developments in the law and policy of youth justice in Ireland and internationally. It will identify recent trends in youth justice, and anticipate future challenges in the area.

Programme

The conference programme comprises International and Irish speakers combining academics and practitioners, all leaders in their fields, in the areas of youth justice, detention, policing, diversion and restorative justice.

International Speakers

International speakers will include:

  • Professor Chris Cuneen, Faculty of Law, University of New South Wales, Sydney
  • Professor Barry Goldson, School of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Liverpool
  • Dr David O’Mahony, Reader, Faculty of Law, University of Durham
  • Dr Lesley McAra, Senior Lecturer, University of Edinburgh
  • Tapio Lappi-Seppala, National Research Institute of Legal Policy, Helsinki
  • Nessa Lynch, Faculty of Law, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand.

Irish Speakers

Irish speakers will include representatives from among solicitors, Gardaí, judges, members of the NGO sector who work with young people all of whom are directly involved in the development and implementation of youth justice in Ireland.

Submission of Abstracts

Abstracts for contributions from all disciplines and jurisdictions are invited on a range of issues including Diversion, Detention, the Trial of Young People and Policing. Closing date for submission of abstracts is 31st December 2007.

More Information

To receive more information about the conference or to register your interest in attending or presenting at the event please email Ursula Kilkelly at u.kilkelly@ucc.ie

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