As discussed in class can you watch and take notes from the lecture made by Dame Elish Angiolini to launch the report from the Commission on women offenders:

2012 Prison Reform Trust Lecture

Research biological causes of crime through the following links:

Dr James Fallon: The Mind of a Killer

Hi both

Just a quick note to say that I have put uploaded your dissertations with comments to the glow group.

Angus – I have put comments either in the text in a different colour or as ‘comments’ in word, work through these and when complete upload your revised draft.  Try and get this done before the end of the holidays.

Katy – I’m uploading pictures of your dissertation with my comments written on in red as I don’t have a word copy of yours.  If you can’t read them, upload the word copy of your dissertation and I’ll add the comments to this.  So far I’ve uploaded your research methods and Aim1 but will get them all done throughout today.

Hope your revision is going well!

Miss Begbie

The Edinburgh Study is a longtitudinal study that has been conducting research into youth crime in Edinburgh over the last ten years.

Watch a summary of the findings of their research here:

Susan McVie: Youth Offending Study

You can also listen to a podcast of a lecture summarising their findings and download the presentation here:

“A Society of Captives”? Prof Lesley McAra lecture

Extra research for Adv H Modern Studies:

TED Talks – Bryan Stevenson

BBC Radio 4 – A Different Kind of Justice

BBC Restorative Justice in Birmingham