Emma Ryan

1 week ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Amy Blaney |Emma Ryan

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3 weeks ago | policinginsight.com | Emma Ryan

When a jury in the New South Wales Supreme Court found Kristian White guilty of manslaughter, it was the first verdict of its kind in recent Australian history. “ It follows an emerging international trend, suggesting community expectations around police use of force are shifting. Recent convictions of Derek Chauvin in the US and Benjamin Monk in the UK demonstrate this.

3 weeks ago | thebulletin.net.au | Emma Ryan

Written by Emma Ryan, Lecturer in Criminology, Deakin University When a jury in the New South Wales Supreme Court found Kristian White guilty of manslaughter, it was the first verdict of its kind in recent Australian history. The verdict is significant because it offered a rare opportunity for the community to have a prominent say in what should and shouldn’t be regarded as reasonable use of force by police.

3 weeks ago | tolerance.ca | Emma Ryan

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1 month ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Emma Ryan

Ruby Druce, who was Ireland’s oldest person, died peacefully at her home early on Friday morning surrounded by her loving family. Ruby celebrated her 109th birthday on New Year’s Eve in her hometown of Castlefinn, Co Donegal, where she lived with her niece Carmel Harran and Carmel’s husband Martin. Before her death, Ruby was Ireland’s oldest known resident since August last year following the death of Galway’s Phyllis Furness, who had also reached the age of 109.