Jarrod Gilbert
I've been thinking for 29 April 2019
What the Panelists Penny Ashton and Jarrod Gilbert have been thinking about. Audio
Bookmarks: Jarrod Gilbert
Jarrod Gilbert is one of the leading researchers into gang culture in New Zealand, he is the author of Patched: The History of Gangs in New Zealand, and he's just released a new book, A Rebel in… Audio
Collins' call for greater police powers 'absurd' - sociologist
A specialist on gangs says Judith Collins' call for the police to be given the power to raid gang houses at will to search for guns is absurd. Ms Collins wants police to be able to search gang… Audio
Anne-Marie Brady specialising in Chinese politics
She's also been the victim of some curious incidents recently, earlier this year her home and university office were burgled and she alleges her car was also recently tampered with. Audio
Labour-National consensus must be focus of justice overhaul - analysis
It's been labelled by the National Party as a 'talkfest' with the goal of softening punishments for serious offenders. The government's Criminal Justice Summit which continues in Porirua is expected… Audio
Banning gang patches
There's a renewed call to ban gang patches. This time it's from National's Justice spokesman Mark Mitchell who says people are intimidated by the patches. But Sociologist Jarrod Gilbert says Mr… Audio
Work with gang members to reduce crime - Jarrod Gilbert
As gang membership grows, there's talk of a return to the conflict of the past as gangs compete against each other. In the past six weeks, another gang, the Comancheros, was added to the official list… Audio
Insight: Future of Gangs
As more New Zealanders are initiated into gangs, Philippa Tolley asks, what future lies ahead for those in them and those dealing with the fall out. Video, Audio
Critical time for justice in NZ: Jarrod Gilbert
Dr Jarrod Gilbert from the University of Canterbury has likened Andrew Little's intent to reform the prison system, with the abolition of the death penalty by Minister of Justice Ralph Hanan in 1961… Audio
Jarrod Gilbert and Greg Newbold - Criminal justice in NZ
Jarrod Gilbert and Greg Newbold are the editors of a new book examing our criminal justice system. Called 'Criminal Justice: A New Zealand introduction', a number of experts and academics have… Audio
Three strikes law out, did it have an effect?
The three strikes law is being scrapped by the new government. The new Minister of Justice Andrew Little argues it has not successfully reduced serious crime or acted as a deterrent, so by the middle… Audio
Bennett 'not fit' to be Minister after 'fewer human rights' call
Sociologist Jarrod Gilbert who studies gangs says human rights belong to everyone, and if Paula Bennett doesn't appreciate that, she's not fit to be Police Minister. Yesterday National's police… Audio
National's boot camp plan - keeping kids from prison or ambulance at bottom of cliff?
Critics say a National Party plan to send hardened youth criminals to an army bootcamp is aimed at winning votes but will never work. Canterbury University criminologist Jarrod Gilbert and the Morgan… Audio
Vicki Letele death: Jarrod Gilbert says release 'good decision'
The terminally ill prisoner Vicki Letele has died at her home. Letele was released from prison to die at home following a campaign by her family and prisoner advocates. Jarrod Gilbert, a sociologist… Audio
Jarrod Gilbert on why the govt is spending up large on prisons
Most new prison beds will be at a new 1500 bed facility at the existing Waikeria Prison in Waikato. Dr Jarrod Gilbert joins Checkpoint. Video, Audio
Gang numbers on rise
A leading expert on gangs thinks gang numbers are on the rise, but perhaps not to the extent the Police Association alleges. Audio
Researcher relieved with police's turnaround on data collection
A leading researcher on gangs, Jarrod Gilbert, is impressed with the police's turnaround on how it releases data after he was previously blocked from having access Audio
Architecture a factor in preventing Ashburton style tragedies
The Ministry of Social Development says it won't comment until it is sentenced for failing to provide a safe work place at its Ashburton office where Russell Tully shot four employees, killing two of… Audio
Author Jarrod Gilbert badly injured in motorcycle crash
Gang expert and award-winning author Jarrod Gilbert has been badly injured in a motorcycle crash during an organised ride in the South Island.
Mistaken identities and messed-up memberships
Mediawatch looks at cases of mistaken identity in two newspapers which caused confusion recently - including one which was close to home.
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