Association for Criminal Justice Research and Development: The Brexit Impact on Criminal Justice Co-operation in Ireland – 6 October, Dublin

Date: 6 October 2017

Time: 9am

Venue: The Spencer Hotel, Excise Walk, IFSC, Dublin 1

The 20th Annual Conference of the Association for Criminal Justice Research and Development, “The Brexit Impact on Criminal Justice Co-operation in Ireland”

Opportunities will be provided throughout the day for delegates to share information, exchange views and network with colleagues who engage in similar or complementary areas of expertise.

This conference will appeal to policy makers, those working in government agencies, professionals, practitioners, academics and those involved in community and civil society groups from a wide range of disciplines within the Criminal Justice System.

A programme of plenary speakers and workshop presenters will include national and international representatives from the criminal justice sector. 

Confirmed plenary speakers include:

• Charlie Flanagan T.D. Minister for Justice and Equality.
• Thérèse Blanchet, Director, EU Justice and Home Affairs, Council Legal Service - Criminal Justice Co-operation.
• Jimmy Martin, Assistant Secretary, Department of Justice.
• Ray Briscoe, Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.
• Brian Gormally, Director, Northern Ireland Committee on the Administration of Justice.

Confirmed workshop presenters include:

• Hugh Dockry, Chief State Solicitor’s Office.
• Gemma Davies, Northumbria Law School.
• Adam Jackson, Northumbria Law School.

Registration is available from €30 student members, €45 student non-members, €99 for members and €125 for non-members.

For further information visit the ACJRD website: http://www.acjrd.ie/contents/351

Click here to book through the Law Society website.