KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Twenty
years of changes in the sentencing environment and courts’
responses
> Prof Arie Freiberg
PERSPECTIVES
ON THE SENTENCING PROCESS
Sentencing aims from the
perspective of a judicial officer
>
Justice Frank Vincent
Judges’
attitudes and perceptions toward the sentencing process
>
A/Prof
Geraldine Mackenzie PPT
Public
attitudes, the media and the politics of sentencing reform
>
Dr David Indermaur
THE IMPACT OF SENTENCING
The impact of sentencing on the offender
>
Prof
James Ogloff
The
impact of prison on crime
>
Dr
Don Weatherburn PPT
DINNER SPEECH
The
High Court and changes in the sentencing environment
> Hon Sir Gerard Brennan
AC KBE
AUDIO
SENTENCING DISCRETION & GUIDELINE JUDGMENTS
Guideline judgments and
standard minimum sentencing—an uneasy alliance in
the Way of the future
> Dr John Anderson PPT
Empirical
research on judicial attitudes to guideline sentencing
> Mr Perri Timmins PPT
RESPONDING
TO COMMUNITY SENTIMENT & THE MEDIA
Judging in regional Queensland
> Judge John Robertson
PPT
Sentencing as situated decision-making
> A/Prof Jeanette Lawrence
Do
courts respond to the media in sentencing offenders?
> Mr Michael Pelly
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE
Empirical research on restorative justice: Observations
of Aboriginal youths in conferences and the courts in
the Canberra reintegrative shaming experiments
> Dr Nova Inkpen PPT
Applying
restorative justice principles in the sentencing of indigenous
offenders and children
> Judge Sarah Bradley
Circle
sentencing of Aboriginal offenders
> Magistrate Doug Dick
SENTENCING FOR PARTICULAR
OFFENCES
Sentencing
for child sexual assault: With particular emphasis on
the law of NSW
> Mr Ivan Potas
Sentencing
drug offenders
> Judge Roger Dive
The
sentencing of corporate offenders
> Mr Damian Bugg
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THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE
Problem
solving court programs in Western Australia
> Magistrate Michael King
Meaningless
versus meaningful sentences: Sentencing the unsentenceable
> Deputy Chief Magistrate
Jelena Popovic PPT
Applying
therapeutic jurisprudence principles in sentencing: Courts,
corrections and beyond
> Ms Astrid Birgden PPT
VICTIMS OF CRIME
The
effect of victim impact statements on sentencing decisions
> A/Prof Sam Garkawe
Victims
of crime, vulnerable citizens and the criminal justice
paradigm
> Ms Tracey Booth
Evolving
mechanisms for engaging victims in the sentencing process:
Should victims have a stronger voice in court?
> Mr Michael O’Connell
VULNERABLE PEOPLE
AND SENTENCING
Human
rights aspects of sentencing
> Justice Terry Connolly
The
role of the mental health professional in the sentencing
process
> A/Prof Sandy Simpson
PPT
HYPOTHETICAL
The Sentence of this Court
CURRENT RESEARCH
IN SENTENCING
Sentencing research in Australia
> Prof Kate Warner
Psychological research on the sentencing process
> A/Prof Jane Goodman-Delahunty
PPT
FUTURE POSSIBILITIES
The
role of Sentencing Advisory Councils
> Hon Alan Abadee
Sentencing
of federal offenders
> Mr Brian Opeskin PPT
Intuitive
synthesis or the structured approach?
> Justice Dean Mildren
WORKSHOPS
Design
& content of sentencing courses for undergraduates
& graduates
Workshop leaders: Dr Mark Nolan & Prof Kate
Warner
Advocacy at sentencing hearings
Workshop leaders: Mr Richard Refshauge & Ms Sophia
Beckett
ENQUIRIES
to:
E: sentencing@law.anu.edu.au
T: +61 (0)2 6125 2906
or +61 (0)2
6125 6655
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