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Privacy based triage of suspicious activity reports using offline large language models (2024)
Book Chapter

Suspicious Activity Reports (SAR) form a vital part of incident response and case management for the investigation of known or suspected money laundering. However, those submitting SARs, and those tasked with analysing SARs, often find the task overw... Read More about Privacy based triage of suspicious activity reports using offline large language models.

Family Court Guide for those with experience of domestic abuse (2024)
Other

The Family Court Guide is a practical, digital guide for those with experience of domestic abuse. It explains exactly how to apply to the Family Court for a 'non-molestation order' (if personal protection is needed urgently) and for an 'occupation o... Read More about Family Court Guide for those with experience of domestic abuse.

Neurodivergence, autism and the appropriate adult safeguard in police custody (2024)
Journal Article

Neurodivergent suspects and defendants may be disadvantaged by the processes and procedures within the criminal process. Whilst these disadvantages may emerge at any point of the process, they are particularly pertinent during detention in police cus... Read More about Neurodivergence, autism and the appropriate adult safeguard in police custody.

Promoting corporate citizenship through clinical legal education (2024)
Journal Article

With the conversation regarding corporations and their role in society becoming mainstay in the public discourse, the broad consensus appears to be that the corporation does in fact owe a duty to more than its investor constituency, even though there... Read More about Promoting corporate citizenship through clinical legal education.

Second chances (2024)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

On the 10th December Jonathan Gilbert delivered a keynote speech entitled ‘Second Chance’ at HMPPS Wales, Learning and Skills, Continuing Professional Development, 2024 Event at the Mercure Hotel, Cardiff. Other speakers included sector experts, incl... Read More about Second chances.

A blurring of lines: The Jus ad Bellum past, present, and future (2024)
Journal Article

Let’s talk health and care podcast Ep#2: Design and development of inclusive learning resources (2024)
Digital Artefact

Noor Nixon, Inclusive Practice Project Manager at UWE Bristol and Antony Hill, Principle Investigator and Dean of Learning and Teaching at the College of Health, Science and Society, UWE Bristol, discuss the design and development of inclusive learni... Read More about Let’s talk health and care podcast Ep#2: Design and development of inclusive learning resources.

Symposium on Erin Pobjie’s prohibited force: Reflections on the utility of Erin Pobjie’s ‘Type Theory’ approach to the meaning of ‘use of force’ (2024)
Digital Artefact

This post is part of a symposiuym engaging with Erin Pobjie’s book Prohibited Force: The Meaning of ‘Use of Force’ in International Law (CUP, 2024). It critiques, and aims to explore the utility of, the ‘type theory’ approach to determining whether a... Read More about Symposium on Erin Pobjie’s prohibited force: Reflections on the utility of Erin Pobjie’s ‘Type Theory’ approach to the meaning of ‘use of force’.

Concurrent application and artificially intelligent target selection (2024)
Journal Article

This article explores the alleged use by Israel of its controversial AI targeting system, ‘Lavender,’ to frame a broader research question as to whether such a system complies (or not) with both the ad bellum and the in bello frameworks. Though this... Read More about Concurrent application and artificially intelligent target selection.

From barking dogs to roaring dragons: The fight for BSL recognition in the UK (2024)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

The United Kingdom's legislative efforts to recognise British Sign Language (BSL) highlight the intersection of law, language rights, and citizenship. Despite varying degrees of recognition across its four nations – England, Scotland, Wales, and Nort... Read More about From barking dogs to roaring dragons: The fight for BSL recognition in the UK.