SAP sponsored event: The Ethics of Police and Media Stings
University of Liverpool
May 16, 2019 9:00 am — 5:00 pm
£70
Contact Stephen McLeod for more information.
University of Liverpool, Sponsored by the Society for Applied Philosophy
Thursday 16th May 2019 Foresight Centre
Programme
09:00 Registration & Refreshments
Morning Session. Chair: TBC
09:15 - Christopher Nathan (Warwick) - 'Covering Stings:Regulation and Criminal Justice'
10:00 - Attila Tanyi (Tromsø) - ‘Entrapment and Its Ethics: A Dirty Hands Problem?’
10:45 - Bethan Loftus (Bangor) - 'Normalising the Exceptional: Covert Surveillance and the Subterranean World of Policing'
11:30 - Refreshments
1145 - Liat Levanon (KCL) - 'Police Entrapment as a Substitute for Bad Character Evidence'
12:30 - Lunch
Afternoon Session. Chair: TBC
13:30 - Stephen McLeod (Liverpool) - ‘Entrapment and the Public Interest’
14:15 - Eamonn O’Neill (Edinburgh Napier) - TBC
15:00 - Refreshments
15:15 - Jeffrey Howard (UCL) - 'The Structure of Subversion'
16:00 - Daniel Hill (Liverpool) - ‘Entrapment and Temptation’
16:45 - Close