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Increasing the awareness, adoption, and long-term impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in law enforcement agencies across Europe is the aim of a new project led by Sheffield Hallam University.

The court system routinely prioritises the needs of perpetrators of antisocial behaviour over the safety and wellbeing of victims, according to a new report from Sheffield Hallam University and ASB Help.

Dr Kingsley Udofa is a lecturer in law at Sheffield Hallam University

I am a sports lawyer with expertise in anti-doping litigation. I joined Sheffield Hallam University in 2014 as a senior lecturer in law.

As a senior lecturer in Law Peter contributes to teaching and curriculum design in a range of subjects

I qualified as a solicitor in 2000 and in terms of practice experience I have worked in both private practice and also as an in-house legal adviser in local government. For instance, as part of Manchester City Council's Legal Department I advised the Council on the contracts needed for the 2002 Commonwealth Games.

I am Module Leader for the Law in Practice, Legal Skill and Research and the Dissertation modules on the LLM in International Commercial Law. I am also the Module Leader for Forensic Criminology 2: Issues in Policy and Practice module on the MSc Forensic Criminology Course. I am also joint module lead for the Academic and Legal Foundations module on the LLB degree. In additional to leadership roles, I teach on the Policing, Forensic Criminology 1: Conceptual and Methodological Issues modules as well as being a dissertation supervisor on the LLB, LLM, Criminology and MSc degrees.

Senior Lecturer in the Institute Of Law And Social Sciences

Our research has been adopted as a national standard for implementing these powerful but controversial techniques

Alan Marshall