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Crime has fallen, so why don’t we believe it? Two School of Law academics set the record straight
Dr Toby Davies and Professor Graham Farrell investigate the gulf between crime statistics and public perception of crime.
The truth behind the ‘shoplifting epidemic’
Leeds School of Law Professor Graham Farrell co-authors a piece for The Conversation on the UK’s ‘shoplifting epidemic’.
Professor Graham Farrell receives prestigious Ronald V. Clarke Award
The Ronald V. Clarke Award is the most prestigious award in crime science and environmental criminology, with awardees identified through voting by senior scholars in the field.
Centre for Criminal Justice Studies academics strongly represented at European Society of Criminology Conference
Founded in 2000, the European Society of Criminology aims to bring together in Europe persons actively engaged in research, teaching and/or practice in the field of Criminology.
Study unexpectedly finds fly-tipping did not increase during first national pandemic lockdown
The research was funded by the Economic and Social Research Council and part of a project examining the crime harms of the pandemic led by Professor Graham Farrell.