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See you in September. When we will be publishing our new collection of essays Justice in a time of moral panic.

Justice in a time of moral panic

Contributors

Foreword, Julie Price

Intro, David Jessel

Something good has to come of this, Simon Warr

In Memoriam Noel Hartnett, David Rose

I don’t want to see new myths replace old, Alison Saunders

Savile, Bryn Estyn & the danger of modern witch-hunts,

Mark Barlow and Mark Newby

Justice cannot be time-limited, Richard Scorer

Victim or complainant? Researching historic abuse allegations,

Mark Smith, Steve Kirkwood, Clare Llewellyn, and Ros Burnett

Innocent until proven dead, Samantha Cameron-Blackie

Victimology and ‘justice as therapy’, Barbara Hewson

The abuse pendulum, Peter Garsden

Thinking the unthinkable, Dennis Eady

‘Jihadi John’: how to make a moral panic, Alan Grattan

Telling the truth about the scum, Chris Horrie

Institutionalising miscarriages of justice, Bob Woffinden

Justice, moral panic and the Irish, Paul May

The ricin ‘terror plot’ that never was, Fiona Bawdon

Does the press really need to depict kids as monsters? Penelope Gibbs