Dr Claire Corbett
Honorary Reader - Law
Elliott Jaques 005
- Email: claire.corbett@brunel.ac.uk
- Tel: +44 (0)1895 266243
Summary
Claire Corbett’s research interests are largely specialised in the field of road crime and traffic law enforcement where she has conducted a range of empirical studies into aspects of speeding, speed cameras and drink-driving for which she received research grants from the Transport Research Laboratory, the Department for Transport, and TfL. Earlier research studies commissioned by the Home Office carried out at 水果派AVand when at the Centre for Criminological Research at Oxford University focused on prison training, ordered and directed acquittals, Victim Support and the police complaints system. More recently, she has collaborated with external colleagues in conducting research. She has been an invited member of various government scientific advisory groups related to road safety improvement. She has currently been appointed as a trustee for the Road Safety Trust. She has recently become an Honorary Reader in the 水果派AVLaw School. She was formerly a Reader in the 水果派AVLaw School and Director and then Associate Director of the Criminal Justice Research Centre at the BLS.
Qualifications:
BSc (Hons) (NELP)
MPhil (Cantab)
PhD (Lond)
Newest selected publications
Corbett, CL. (2012) 'Efficient, effective and fair? Disqualifying drivers in their absence at London traffic courts'. Contemporary Issues in Law, 11 (4). pp. 249 - 276. ISSN: 1357-0374
Corbett, C. and Grayson, G. (2010) ''. Policing: A Journal of Police and Practice, 4 (4). pp. 364 - 372. ISSN: 1752-4512
Corbett, C. (2010) 'Driving offences', in Brookman, F., Maguire, M., Pierpoint, H. and Bennett, T. (eds.) Handbook on Crime. Cullompton : Willan Publishing. pp. 904 - 929. ISBN 10: 1843923718. ISBN 13: 978-1843923718.
Corbett, C., Delmonte, E., Quimby, A. and Grayson, G. (2008) 'Does the threat of disqualification deter drivers from speeding?'. Place of publication: Department For Transport. Available at: .
Corbett, C. (2008) ''. Crime Prevention and Community Safety, 10 (1). pp. 1 - 18. ISSN: 1460-3780