Theresa Lynch

Teaching Fellow (CEPLER)

Birmingham Law School

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Contact details

Telephone +44 (0) 121 414 6328

Fax +44 (0) 121 414 3585

Email t.lynch@bham.ac.uk

Birmingham Law School
University of Birmingham
Edgbaston
Birmingham
B15 2TT
UK

About

Theresa started as a Postgraduate Teaching Assistant at Birmingham Law School and in 2011 she was appointed as a Teaching Fellow (TF). From September 2012 her TF position will be linked to the Law School’s Centre for Professional Legal Education and Research (CEPLER).

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Qualifications

  • LLM Criminal Litigation – Inns of Court School of Law (City University, London).
  • Bar Vocational Course –Inns of Court School of Law (City University, London).
  • LLB Law – Liverpool John Moores University.

Biography

Theresa has an undergraduate degree in Law and an LLM in Criminal Litigation and has been called to the Bar at Gray's Inn. Theresa first joined the Law School as a Postgraduate Teaching Assistant, teaching on the Obligations A (Contract Law) module. Prior to joining Birmingham Law School she was employed by the Crown Prosecution Service. Since September 2011 Theresa has worked in the Law School as a Teaching Fellow.

Teaching

 

  • Criminal Law.
  • Women & Criminal Justice. 
  • Human Rights & Criminal Justice
  • Law Enforcement

Research

Her research and teaching interests are in Criminal Law, Criminal Justice and Criminology. Theresa’s current research focuses on the enforcement powers used to tackle anti-social behaviour.

Other activities

 

  • Mooting and Debating Co-ordinator.

Publications

Lynch, T. (2011) ‘The ASBO: Regulating Behaviour and Manipulating Law’, in K. Doolin, J. Child, J. Raine and A. Beech,Whose Criminal Justice? State or Community? (Waterside Press), 87 – 105. 

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