dr. matt cracknell
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dr. matt cracknell
@mattcracknell85
senior lecturer @ brunel criminology. PhD on resettlement & short prison sentences.
London Katılım Aralık 2012
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I think I have a @stoneroses fan 🤩 Hoping our neighbours here in Stainton are too!! Quick practise before my set at @KendalCalling tomorrow ❤️
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Last week there was talk that the upcoming sentencing review headed by David Gauke could introduce a presumption against short sentences, but today’s there’s this, how do the two reconcile? Ministers to give magistrates more sentencing powers theguardian.com/law/2024/oct/1…
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@ProfAlexStevens @LessCrime Armstrong and weaver spoke about the iatrogenic damage of short prison sentences in a paper in 2010. Your paper looks really interesting - look forward to reading it!
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It has been suggested, by @LessCrime, that our abstract to this paper is too jargon-laden. He specifically objects to our use of the terms 'cosmetic fallacy' and 'iatrogenic' harm. 1/
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What's new on @CrimRxiv? 👀 Interventionitis in the criminal justice system: three English case reports ift.tt/mZWBu0Q
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@JenniWard5 @matt_tidmarsh Thanks so much Jenni! Hope you’re having a nice summer
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@mattcracknell85 @matt_tidmarsh That’s fantastic congratulations Matt and Matt 😁👏🏼👏🏼
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Really looking forward to getting started on this and working with @matt_tidmarsh the recent government announcement on expanding the number of trainees, hopefully makes this research timely.
Dr Matt Tidmarsh@matt_tidmarsh
Very pleased to announce that @mattcracknell85 and I have secured Research England funding to undertake some research on probation training 🥳
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@jimbrownblog Hi Jim, I’ve enjoyed your blog for many years and just wanted to wish you all the best with your treatment.
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@RimaSaini3105 @WestHertsNHS @Palgrave Rima! I’m so happy for you and your
Family, many congratulations, enjoy this special time. X
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One of those gratuitous baby-and-book posts. What a blessed spring. Many thanks to @WestHertsNHS and @Palgrave
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@WarrCriminology Hi Jason, this sounds fascinating. I agree with your point on the nrc, and there are similar concerns for accessing probation research as well.
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A further point raised is about the warping (and negative) effect that the NRC, which has not operated as an ethics board since about 2016, has had on perceptions of, and access for, #prison research.
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#ForensicPsychology + #prison
Key themes of book: twitter.com/WarrCriminolog…)
In podcast, I also discuss a wide range of related issues. Most a propos is that institutions that rely on whisper networks to keep women safe from predatory men fail everyone.
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Dr Naomi Murphy@NMPsychologist
🎙️ New Episode Alert: Locked Up Living with Jason Warr 🎙️ Are you ready for an eye-opening dive into the world of forensic psychology within the prison service? Our latest episode features an enthralling conversation with @WarrCriminology , who unpacks the moral motivations, challenges, and institutional barriers faced by forensic psychologists in their crucial work. Interestingly Jason has first-hand experience of being imprisoned and encountering the influence of forensic psychologists in his own life. 🔍 Discover the unexpected dynamics between psychotherapists and psychologists, the struggles against gendered hostility, and the powerful yet hidden influence of psychologists in the prison system. 🤝 Join me and @wolvercoteman as we explore the intricate landscape of prison service psychology, the impact on parole processes, and the pressing need for systemic change. Don't miss this compelling discussion that's sure to spark conversation and shift perspectives. Tune into 'Locked Up Living' and delve into the realities that forensic psychologists confront every day. From Wednesday at 6am on @Applepodcasts @audible @spotify or follow @lockedupliving to get notification when it drops #ForensicPsychology #PrisonService #LockedUpLiving #Podcast #CriminalJustice
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@AliceIevins Thankyou for telling us about your beautiful boys. I am so sorry for your loss and thinking of you and your family. Xxx
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A difficult post, but I wanted to let people know that Joe and I have lost our twin boys, Robert and Matthew, who passed away in the sixth month of my pregnancy. We are very very sad but coping, and my physical health is improving. We had a beautiful funeral for them last week.
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@PaulGavinTweets @ICPOprisoners @irishchaplaincy @JenniWard5 @PrisonersAbroad Looks great! And definitely of interest, thanks.
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Great to see this work with @Cody_N_Porter published in the new edition of the Irish Probation Journal. Thanks to @PBNINews and @probation_irl for running with us on this one. #probation #resettlement #criminology
Journal available free & #OpenAccess probation.ie/en/PB/Pages/WP…
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Without sustained support, there’s a risk of these individuals entering prison through the ‘back door’ of breaching orders.
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Individuals serving short sentences commonly have the most acute needs in the cjs and will need robust and meaningful support, I don’t think that tagging, or community service from an overstretched probation service will suffice.
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This article makes an important point: less use of short sentences is a good thing, with extensive evidence that they don’t work. However, its just moving the problem from one part of the cjs to another less visible part, that has its own acute crisis. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
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@BrunelCrim Thanks so much! Really great to be here and can’t wait to meet all the crim students when term starts next week!
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As we open our doors to new students, we are also delighted to welcome @mattcracknell85 to our team. Matt is a Senior Lecturer in Criminology with over 9 years HE teaching experience. Prior to this Matt worked in various CJS roles in prisons, probation, and substance use services
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@SarahSk123 This looks like an excellent read! Many congratulations.
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@MattyBCook Number 1 and the absence of Wensleydale and also roule make me want to revoke my citizenship.
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@WindyCOYS This is an interesting article on him from this season: theguardian.com/football/2023/… however, it suggests that he doesn’t want to work with a director of football.
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Government isn't consistently supporting prison leavers to resettle into the community & the quality of services has declined.
In 2019-20, 30% of prisons were rated as 'good' for rehabilitation & release planning. In 2022-23, there were none.
Read more: orlo.uk/EOPMe
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