The legal profession and sexual misconduct: A summary of the literature

Hannah K Richards; Emma Yapp; Natasha Mulvihill; Nate Birdsall

The legal profession and sexual misconduct: A summary of the literature

Hannah K Richards, Emma Yapp, Natasha Mulvihill, Nate Birdsall

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Powerful Perpetrators is a five-year project (2023-2028) looking at sexual misconduct and abuse perpetrated by professionals, and the regulatory and administrative justice mechanisms used to investigate and sanction their behaviour. The project team are Dr Natasha Mulvihill (principal investigator); Dr Nathan Birdsall; Dr Emma Yapp and Dr Hannah K. Richards. More information is available at: www.powerfulperpetrators.org.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Bristol, UK
Publisher	University of Bristol
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 2024

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SPS Centre for Gender and Violence Research

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Barristers
Judges
sexual misconduct
Solicitors

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The legal profession and sexual misconduct: A summary of the literature

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ERC Starting Grant: Sex, power and professionals: the nature, extent and administrative justice responses to sexual misconduct and abuse perpetrated by professionals

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