International Network for Criminal Justice

IN-CJ Podcast

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Discussion about International Criminal Justice Development

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Implementation Science in Criminal Justice – Making Evidence Work in Practice 01.07.2026 1:25:42

The latest IN-CJ podcast brings together the closing roundtable in the series on implementation science in criminal justice. Chaired by Vivian Geiran, the discussion builds Source

Living in Criminal Justice Research – Street Culture, Digital Identity and Probation Practice 29.06.2026 37:50

In this episode of the IN-CJ podcast series, Living in Criminal Justice Research, Ana Esquerra Roqueta and Kyle Hart speak with Jeffrey Jhanjan, policy advisor Source

Beyond Punishment – Understanding Community Service Orders 17.06.2026 34:05

The latest episode in the IN-CJ Living Criminal Justice Research series explores the rehabilitative potential of Community Service Orders (CSOs) through the doctoral research of Source

Rehabilitation, Reintegration and the Public Work of Justice 10.06.2026 1:22:26

The IN-CJ roundtable with Professor Fergus McNeill, Professor Miranda Boone and colleagues returned to one of the most persistent questions in criminal justice: what do Source

Implementation Science in Criminal Justice – American Perspectives Moving from Evidence to Practice 10.06.2026 1:28:32

This episode of the IN-CJ podcast shares the American Perspectives webinar on Implementation Science, recorded on 9th June 2026. The discussion follows the earlier European Source

Rethinking Justice Through Art, Legal Education and Informal Courts 23.05.2026 1:09:03

What happens when theatre, legal education and prison-based access to justice work are brought together in a setting where many people are waiting for trial, Source

Living Criminal Justice Research – Why Good Endings Matter 19.05.2026 29:03

How should probation systems recognise meaningful progress? This is the central question explored in the first episode of IN-CJ’s Living Criminal Justice Research podcast, where Source

Fergus McNeill Comparing Rehabilitation – Why, Where, And How? 08.05.2026 1:16:40

What do we mean when we talk about rehabilitation in criminal justice? Is it a process of changing an individual, a legal restoration of rights, Source

From Holland to Nigeria – Rethinking Justice Through Art and Informal Courts 22.04.2026 1:21:25

This episode of the IN-CJ podcast, part of the Just Arts series, brings together John Scott and Xiaoye Zhang in conversation with Joost van Onna Source

From Evidence to Practice – What Implementation Science Means for Probation and Prison Development 21.04.2026 1:49:40

The first IN-CJ webinar on implementation science addresses a persistent challenge in criminal justice practice. How do services move from knowing what works to embedding Source