Monique Moffa
@moniquemoffa.bsky.social
Lecturer, Criminology & Justice Studies at RMIT University and Bridge of Hope Innocence Initiative. PhD Candidate at Monash University.
Researching: guilty pleas and plea negotiations, wrongful convictions, parole, work-integrated learning
Researching: guilty pleas and plea negotiations, wrongful convictions, parole, work-integrated learning
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I don’t believe in superstitions, so I’m not going to ask you to cross your fingers for me. But I’m not gonna lie: when total strangers out there say their rooting for me, it really does bolster my spirits. So if you care to shout, to repost this, to send a hug, I’m listening. Grazie mille.
January 23, 2025 at 3:45 AM
I don’t believe in superstitions, so I’m not going to ask you to cross your fingers for me. But I’m not gonna lie: when total strangers out there say their rooting for me, it really does bolster my spirits. So if you care to shout, to repost this, to send a hug, I’m listening. Grazie mille.
Grateful to the legal practitioners who shared their time and insights, and to my supervisors and co-authors, Asher Flynn and Kate Hutton Burns, for their incredible support and collaboration throughout this project 🤩
January 13, 2025 at 11:09 PM
Grateful to the legal practitioners who shared their time and insights, and to my supervisors and co-authors, Asher Flynn and Kate Hutton Burns, for their incredible support and collaboration throughout this project 🤩
Drawing on empirical data from my ongoing PhD research, we explore how defence practitioners advocate for women defendants misidentified and charged in DFV cases, using insights from my PhD research.
January 13, 2025 at 11:09 PM
Drawing on empirical data from my ongoing PhD research, we explore how defence practitioners advocate for women defendants misidentified and charged in DFV cases, using insights from my PhD research.