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Developing Sentencing Guidelines for Ireland: The Principles and Purposes of Sentencing

IPRT and the Irish Criminal Bar Association (ICBA) held a Prison Law Seminar on Developing Sentencing Guidelines for Ireland: The Principles and Purposes of Sentencing on Thursday 21st October 2021, via Zoom. You can listen back to specific inputs by clicking on the timestamps below. The seminar explored the work of the recently established Sentencing Guidelines and Information Committee in developing sentencing guidelines for Ireland, as well as the principles and purposes that should underpin any reform of Ireland’s sentencing laws. 00:00:27 - Welcome by Fíona Ní Chinnéide, IPRT Executive Director 00:03:41 - Amy Heffron, ICBA 00:05:17 - The Hon. Ms. Justice Iseult O’Malley 00:24:31 - Sheriff Principal Craig Turnbull, Sheriff Principal of Glasgow and Strathkelvin and Member of the Scottish Sentencing Council 00:36:40 - Professor Michael Tonry, McKnight Presidential Professor of Criminal Law and Policy at the University of Minnesota and author of Doing Justice, Preventing Crime (OUP, 2020) 00:55:19 - Dr Ian Marder, Assistant Professor in Criminology at Maynooth University 01:03:51 - Noeline Blackwell, Chief Executive Officer at the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre 01:12:26 - Molly Joyce, Legal & Public Affairs Manager at the Irish Penal Reform Trust 01:21:43 - Close and thank you by Fíona Ní Chinnéide, IPRT Executive Director For more on the work of IPRT visit https://www.iprt.ie/ IPRT's Legal & Public Affairs Programme is supported through a donor-advised fund of the Community Foundation for Ireland.