Yvette Tinsley FRSNZ: Hurling the little streets upon the great? Improving participants’ experience of the criminal justice process
The criminal justice process is a hurried churn, but full of delays. It relies on discretion while championing formality. It is the venue for intense emotion, yet prizes objectivity. By placing law in context and challenging its self-image, can socio-legal research improve the way people experience criminal justice?