'Retaining the Right People on the DNA Database: An Analytical Response to the European Court of Human Rights' 04.12.2008 Grand Chamber Judgement S. and Marper V. The United Kingdom. ACPO. Home Office, (2010).
'A Force for Change? Enhancing authentic assessment on undergraduate criminology programmes in two UK universities'. Centre for Sociology, Anthropology and Politics (C-SAP). December (2009).
'Establishing the Legitimacy of the Policing Family: Plurality, Power and the Protection of the Human Rights Act' (1998). PhD. February, 2008.
Conference Papers
'The current processes of tackling serious and organised crime'. The need for intelligence and effective communication, The Serious and Organised Crime Conference. April 2013. Southampton Solent University.
'Co-operative or Competitive Police? How best to nurture the nature of transnational policing?' Southampton Solent University Research Series, 2011.
'The Retention of DNA: A Detection Right or a ‘Human Wrong’?' British Society of Criminology Conference, Leicester, July 2010.
'A Force For Change? Evaluating ‘Authentic Assessment’' on Undergraduate Criminology Programmes in Two UK Universities. British Society of Criminology Conference, Leicester, July 2010, with Prof F. Leishman.
'Chair DNA and Human Rights Session'. British Society of Criminology Conference, Leicester, July 2010.
'Evaluating ‘Authentic Assessment’ on Undergraduate Criminology Programmes in Two UK Universities'. Higher Education Academy Conference, Birmingham, with Prof F. Leishman, 2010.
'Enhancing Assessment at HE'. British Society of Criminology Conference, Cardiff, July 2009.
'The Progressive Learning Scenario', British Society of Criminology Conference, Huddersfield, July 2008.
'The Legitimacy of Plural Policing', British Society of Criminology Conference, Glasgow, July 2007.
'Plural Policing: Society’s Product and Panacea'. British Society of Criminology Conference, Leeds, July 2005.
'Policing: A Model of Plurality', British Society of Criminology Conference, Portsmouth, July 2004.