Seminar: Collaborating to shape the future of sentencing research – Innovation and impact

Evaluation of the Sentencing Council sexual offences guideline
Pamela Jooman and Professor Sally Kyd, University of Leicester

The MoJ GPS pilot evaluation
Giles Stephenson and Helen Smith, MoJ Analytical Services

Facilitated by Dr Alpa Parmar, University of Oxford and Member of the Sentencing Council

Comparing the impacts of short-term custody and community sentences
Aidan Mews and Joe Hillier, MoJ Analytical Services

Drunk and doubly deviant? The role of gender and intoxication in sentencing assault offences
Carly Lightowlers, University of Liverpool

Addiction and choice: the role of perceived choice in the sentencing of addicted offenders
Mr Nicholas Sinclair-House, University of Sussex, Dr John Child, University of Birmingham and Dr Hans Crombag, University of Sussex

Facilitated by Professor Julian Roberts, University of Oxford

Sentencing for multiple versus single offences
Professor Mandeep K.Dhami, Middlesex University London

Algorithmic risk tools in Sentencing Processes
Melissa Hamilton, University of Surrey

Decision tree models as a tool of quantitative sentencing research
Mika Sutela, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Eastern Finland and Academic Visitor, University of Oxford

Facilitated by Professor Peter Hungerford-Welch, City, University of London

Update on the Sentencing Academy
Dr Jonathan Bild, University of Cambridge

Selling impact and getting impact: A great strategy to secure funding
Dr Jose Pina-Sanchez, University of Leeds

Facilitated by Dr Alpa Parmar, University of Oxford and Member of the Sentencing Council

Professor Peter Hungerford-Welch, City, University of London