21st April 4:30pm - 6pm: Criminal Investigation Day - Stephen Lawrence
Join The University of Law for an interactive exploration of the Stephen Lawrence case and its lasting impact on policing, the law and society.
Examine key evidence, consider witness testimony and explore the failures in the original police investigation.
Through an evidence workshop and live polls, you’ll consider questions of racism, fairness and accountability within the criminal justice system.
Discover the significance of the Macpherson Inquiry, explore how changes to double jeopardy rules allowed a retrial, and learn about the role of forensic evidence in securing convictions.
Ideal for students interested in law, criminology or the criminal justice system, this virtual session offers an opportunity to develop your critical thinking skills and experience a taste of studying at The University of Law.
Please note, this session explores sensitive and potentially distressing themes, including racism, violence and murder, which some attendees may find upsetting.
Register via: http://www.law.ac.uk/events/event-booking/?id=007c16d7-f1c3-f111-aaaf-6045bdd27905 or through website link below.