Profiles
Miss Candida Harris
Visiting Research Fellow
School of Law, Criminology and Government (Faculty of Business)
Role
Senior Lecturer in Law
Qualifications
B.Sc (Hons) Agricultural Economics
LL.B (Hons)
LL.M Information Technology Law
Teaching interests
Module Leader for the following modules:
(Undergraduate)
Constitutional & Administrative Law
Human Rights Law
Media Law
(Postgraduate)
Legal & Regulatory Aspects of Information Systems Security
Also involved in delivery of Information law and Computers and the Law.
Research interests
Media & IT Law – misinformation, freedom of expression, implications for the ‘free market of ideas’ and human rights
Constitutional law and human rights - historical perspectives on contemporary problems
Mental Deficiency Act 1913 and the control of deviant behaviour
Candida Harris, Peter Jones, David Hillier and David Turner, CCTV surveillance systems in town and city centre management, Property Management Vol.16, November 3 1998
C. Harris and K. Stevenson, ‘Inaccessible and Unknowable: Accretion and Uncertainty in Modern Criminal Law.’ Liverpool Law Review 2009
C.Harris, J Rowbotham and K Stevenson, 'Truth, law and hate in the virtual marketplace of ideas: perspectives on the regulation of Internet content'. Information & Communications Technology Law Vol.18 No.2 June 2009