Items where Author is "Grace, Jamie"

GRACE, Jamie (2021). UK human rights challenges in the time of COVID-19. Ius Publicum Network Review, 1. [Article]

OSWALD, Marion and GRACE, Jamie (2021). The Covid-19 Contact Tracing App In England and ‘Experimental Proportionality’. Public Law, Jan, 27-37. [Article]

HADJIMATHEOU, Katerina and GRACE, Jamie (2020). “No black and white answer about how far we can go”: police decision making under the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme. Policing and Society: an international journal of research and policy. [Article]

GRACE, Jamie and BAMFORD, Roxanne (2020). 'AI Theory of Justice': Using Rawlsian approaches to better legislate on machine learning in government. Amicus Curiae. [Article]

POOLMAN, Sarah, WILSHAW, Richard and GRACE, Jamie (2019). Human rights in policing - the past, present and future. The Political Quarterly. [Article]

GRACE, Jamie (2019). 'Algorithmic impropriety' in UK policing? Journal of Information Rights, Policy and Practice. [Article]

GRACE, Jamie (2019). The policy shift towards more intensive monitoring of domestic violence perpetrators. Journal of Information Rights, Policy and Practice, 3 (1). [Article]

DUGGAN, Marian and GRACE, Jamie (2018). Assessing vulnerabilities in the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme. Child and Family Law Quarterly, 30 (2), 145-166. [Article]

GRACE, Jamie (2018). A balance of rights and protections in public order policing: A case study on Rotherham. European Journal of Current Legal Issues, 24 (1). [Article]

OSWALD, Marion, GRACE, Jamie, URWIN, Sheena and BARNES, Geoffrey (2018). Algorithmic risk assessment policing models: Lessons from the Durham Constabulary HART model. Information and Communications Technology Law, 27 (2), 223-250. [Article]

GRACE, Jamie (2018). Countering extremism and recording dissent: intelligence analysis and the Prevent agenda in UK Higher Education. Journal of Information Rights, Policy and Practice. [Article]

GRACE, Jamie (2017). Lessons on legislating for public protection information sharing: A case commentary on Christian Institute v Lord Advocate [2016] UKSC 51. Journal of Information Rights, Policy and Practice, 2 (1). [Article]

OSWALD, Marion and GRACE, Jamie (2016). Intelligence, policing and the use of algorithmic analysis: a freedom of information-based study. Journal of Information Rights, Policy and Practice, 1 (1). [Article]

GRACE, Jamie and OSWALD, Marion (2016). 'Being on our rader does not necessarily mean being under our microscope': the regulation and retention of police intelligence. European Journal of Current Legal Issues, 22 (1). [Article]

GRACE, Jamie (2015). Clare's Law, or the national Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme : the contested legalities of criminality information sharing. The Journal of Criminal Law, 79 (1), 36-45. [Article]

GRACE, Jamie (2015). Better information sharing, or 'share or be damned'? Journal of adult protection, 17 (5), 308-320. [Article]

GRACE, Jamie (2015). The nature of spent convictions and the common law basis of the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme: limiting the effectiveness of Clare's Law? European Journal of Current Legal Issues, 21 (2). [Article]

GRACE, Jamie (2014). Foreword to the 'Privacy and Surveillance Conference Special Issue' of the Birkbeck Law Review. Birkbeck Law Review, 2 (2), v-x. [Article]

GRACE, Jamie (2014). The surveillance of 'risky subjects': adiaphorisation through criminal records, and contested narratives of stigma. Birkbeck Law Review, 2 (2), 279-292. [Article]

GRACE, Jamie (2014). Disclosing domestic violence : Jamie Grace critically assesses the national roll out of the domestic violence disclosure scheme. Criminal Justice Matters, 97 (1), 18-19. [Article]

GRACE, Jamie (2014). Old convictions never die, they just fade away : the permanency of convictions and cautions for criminal offences in the UK. The Journal of Criminal Law, 78 (2), 121-135. [Article]

GRACE, Jamie (2014). The Information Governance Review and the new legal framework for informatics. British Journal of Healthcare Management, 20 (1), 40-44. [Article]

GRACE, Jamie (2023). Exploring algorithmic justice for policing data analytics in the United Kingdom. In: ROBERTS, Andrew, PURSHOUSE, Joe and BOSLAND, Jason, (eds.) Privacy, Technology, and the Criminal Process. Routledge, 18-38. [Book Section]

GRACE, Jamie (2021). ‘Algorithmic Impropriety’ in UK Policing Contexts: A Developing Narrative? In: MCDANIEL, John and PEASE, Ken, (eds.) Predictive Policing and Artificial Intelligence. Routledge Frontiers of Criminal Justice . Abingdon, Routledge. [Book Section]

STEADMAN, Amy, GRACE, Jamie and ROBERTS, Rhiannon (2019). The 'choice to challenge' extreme views in the classroom? Counter-radicalisation and the Prevent agenda in the University context. In: AKHGAR, Babak, WELLS, Douglas and BLANCO, Jose Maria, (eds.) Investigating Radicalization Trends : Case Studies in Europe and Asia. Security Informatics and Law Enforcement series . Springer, 237-260. [Book Section]

PANDEY, Madhumita, GRACE, Jamie, MAGILL, Severyna, TATTON, Sarah, CHAGGAR, Alex and LESTER, Anna (2021). Home Office Call for Evidence on Violence Against Women and Girls - Recommendations from the Helena Kennedy Centre. Project Report. Helena Kennedy Centre ffor International Justice. [Monograph]

GRACE, Jamie and OSWALD, Marion (2020). Submission to the Independent Review of Administrative Law (October 2020). Other. (Unpublished) [Monograph]

GRACE, Jamie (2018). A critical approach to the Prevent Duty: Raising awareness of the issues from an academic perspective. [Teaching Resource] (Unpublished) [Teaching Resource]

HEAP, Vicky, GRACE, Jamie, BLACK, Alexandra, DICKINSON, Jill and ARCHER, Benjamin (2020). Is there a need to review the wording and application of guidance and legislation on Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPO's)? Joint Committee on Human Rights. [Other]