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SpeakerPhil Scraton, Queenss University, Belfast
Speaker's BiographySince 1989 Phil Scraton has worked with the families and survivors, he was advisor to the families’ legal teams throughout the inquests, headed the Independent Panel’s research and was primary author of the ground-breaking Hillsborough: The Report of the Independent Panel (2012).
From: 22 Mar 2017, 5 p.m.
The British Society of Criminology, Wales Branch in collaboration with the College of Law and Criminology, Swansea University are delighted to announce a public lecture by Professor Phil Scraton PhD, author of the highly acclaimed Hillsborough: The Truth (new edn 2016).
Since 1989 Phil Scraton has worked with the families and survivors, he was advisor to the families’ legal teams throughout the inquests, headed the Independent Panel’s research and was primary author of the ground-breaking Hillsborough: The Report of the Independent Panel (2012).
In this public lecture Professor Scraton reflects on the long-term campaign for truth, details the Panel’s extensive findings, analyses the new inquests, their outcome, the work of the IPCC and the case for prosecutions. Finally, he examines the impact of his critical research and truth recovery for challenging institutional injustice and holding State institutions to account.
This lecture is an opportunity for students, members of the public, elected members, Police and Crime Commissioners, Police and those responsible for Community Safety, to learn more about the events that followed April 15th 1989 and the endeavour to challenge institutional injustice. It will also be of interest to legal professionals/service providers and academics/researchers interested in social justice.
Further Details:
Registration from 5.30 pm.
Question and Answer session from 7pm – 7.30 pm.
Refreshments will be provided.
Contact: Gemma Bevan (Email: g.d.bevan@swansea.ac.uk)