The Deakin Public Lecture in Criminology: Policing in Times of Uncertainty
About this Event
The Deakin Public Lecture in Criminology
Policing in Times of Uncertainty
The Discipline of Criminology and the Criminology Research Group at Deakin University invites you to our inaugural Deakin Public Lecture in Criminology.
Join us for an evening of critical discussion, as Jeremy King, Principal at Robinson Gill Lawyers, Adjunct Professor Nicole Asquith (Queensland University of Technology), and Dr Megan McElhone (Monash University) consider police and policing in times of uncertainty.
The evening will feature a 90-minute moderated panel discussion and Q&A, followed by light refreshments.
Join us in-person or online via Zoom, all are welcome.
Please register for webinar details.
Accessibility
Audio Loop:
The auditorium is equipped with audio loop technology, delivering crystal-clear sound directly to hearing aids and assistive listening devices.
Wheelchairs:
A dedicated bathroom is available. The auditorium has two dedicated spaces for wheelchairs. A wheelchair lift provides access to the auditorium. Lift platform dimensions: 110cm x 84cm. An accessible pathway to the venue is available via Spring Street, see the below image.
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