The Isle of Man Law Society is hosting an evening at the end of the month which will explore problem-solving courts.
The event was due to be held on January 24, but was cancelled due to the storms.
This free public lecture, on March 28, delves into a collaborative approach that tackles the root causes of crime.
If embraced, the cost to society of criminal offending could fall, both in terms of re-offending rates and cost to the public purse in prosecuting and incarcerating offenders.
What to Expect
- Expert insights: Hear from renowned Consultant Forensic Psychologist Geraldine O’Hare, who is a pioneer in Problem Solving Courts and former Presiding District Judge Fiona Bagnal.
- Discussion: Pick the brains of these experts to see how Problem Solving Courts could work on our Island.
- Open to all: Whether you’re an Advocate, a member of the public, or simply curious about the future of justice, this lecture is for you!
The event will be held at 6:30pm on March 28 at the Manx Museum.
Space is limited, so reserve your spot today by registering online by searching ‘Caroline Weatherill Memorial Lecture’ on Eventbrite.co.uk or email Meghan Kennish at Meghan.kennish@iomlawsociety.co.im.
Want to submit a question for the speakers in advance? Email your question to Meghan.kennish@iomlawsociety.co.im
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