Mark’s teaching interests relate to Public Law, Civil Liberties and Computer Law, and his research interests revolve around civil liberties and criminal justice, especially regarding the regulation of the Internet and wider cyberspace issues, and also counter-cultural groups, public order law and police discretion, in all of which areas he has published extensively.
Mark’s wider academic interests include the role of law schools in the community, and technology-enhanced learning.
Modules taught
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Public Law (LLB and GDL) Computer Law and Intellectual Property Understanding Criminal Justice |