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Regarding the grant dispute between the Centre for Criminology and the provincial government.

Photograph of the Canadiana Gallery

The Flavelle House was the first official home for the Centre of Criminology for a very short period of time until it was eventually housed at the buildings on 607-609 Spadina Avenue.

Photographs of employees using the office spaces at 607-609 Spadina Avenue. Photograph taken by Robert Lansdale likely around 1974.

Tightwire was a penal press publication, produced by the women inmates at Kingston Penitentiary Prison for Women (KP4W). The publications ran for several years and was published six times a year with the earliest known publication starting in Here,…

Newspaper clipping found in Centre for Criminology Scrapbook.

presented at the Second International Symposium of Comparative Criminology on "The cost of crime and of social defense against crime" in Quebec, with the International Centre for Comparative Criminology

paper prepared for the Canadian Judicial Seminar held in Toronto

Current Legal Problems, vol. 21

prepared for the Sub-committee on Improvements in Judicial Machinery of the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary

paper delivered to the Ninth Alumni Conference on Crime and Punishment at the University of Manitoba

first lecture in a series titled "Recent developments in criminology and corrections"

conference presentation

This 21-page memorandum written by Professor John Ll.J Edwards in the late 50s details his written desire to create multiple criminology institutes to better address the studies of crime, criminology, sentencing and criminal law with a special…

Headshot of Director, Professor Audrey Macklin

Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies, University of Toronto. Professor Kelly Hannah-Moffat

Headshot of Director, Professor Mariana Valverde.