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Centres
Research projects
- An Oral History of Radical Lawyering
- Inspiring Women: Challenging the Diversity Deficit in the Legal Professions
- Understanding the dynamics of Concerns, Complaints and Claims in a healthcare setting
- Virtual Justice: Enhancing accessibility, participation and procedural justice in family courts and tribunals during the COVID-19 pandemic
Research Interests
The focus of her research is on perceptions and experiences of the legal system and the socio-legal dynamics of dispute resolution. Her empirical work has been supported by a range of grants from the ESRC, AHRC, Nuffield Foundation, NHS Executive, Department of Health and the Leverhulme Foundation. Linda’s recent work has focused on the architecture of justice facilities and the relationship between design and due process. Linda welcomes research students in the fields of dispute resolution and mediation, legal geography, law and the image, feminist legal studies, civil justice and socio-legal studies.
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Law in SocietyNews articles for Linda Mulcahy

New appointment for Professor Linda Mulcahy

New research grant awarded to CSLS: An oral history of radical lawyering

CSLS wins grant to support lay users of virtual justice systems during COVID-19

Black Lives Matter: Review of a selection of socio-legal journals

New appointment for Professor Linda Mulcahy

Mock trials and virtual jury hubs

Exploring the case for Virtual Jury Trials during the COVID-19 crisis – an evaluation of a pilot study conducted by JUSTICE

Linda Mulcahy and colleagues publish policy document

Linda Mulcahy to participate in 'Difficult Dialogues' festival

What if the dock was abolished in criminal courts?

Professor Linda Mulcahy publishes new book

BOOK LAUNCH: The Democratic Courthouse

New research project will create database of pioneering women in the UK legal sector

Professor Linda Mulcahy joins MoJ panel of experts

Linda Mulcahy receives funding to develop training for socio-legal scholars

Inspiring Women, Inspiring Careers in Law

The Putney Debates 2019

SAVE THE DATE: ESRC Socio-Legal Masterclass, 29-30 July 2019