Walker, Charlotte

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Walker, Charlotte (2026) The practical challenges of doing court-based research. Sage Research Methods.

Walker, Charlotte and Dehaghani, Roxanna (2026) Structural and Innate Vulnerability: Compounding Disadvantage in the Absence of Criminal Defence. The Criminal Law Review, 5. pp. 287-304.

Colman, Stephen and Walker, Charlotte (2025) The Single Justice Procedure: A Slippery Slope Towards Private Justice. The Criminal Law Review. (In Press)

Walker, Charlotte (2025) How are unrepresented defendants treated in the magistrates' courts? Criminology and Criminal Justice.

Walker, Charlotte (2024) The Pains of Going to Court: Unrepresented Defendants' Ability to Effectively Participate in Court Proceedings. Criminology and Criminal Justice, 26 (1). pp. 49-65.

Walker, Charlotte (2024) Defendants’ experiences: video hearings from prison(s) to courts(s). The Howard Journal of Crime and Justice, 63 (2). pp. 127-141.

Book Section

Walker, Charlotte and Colman, Stephen (2026) The Single Justice Procedure: A Challenge to Open Justice. In: Jones, Richard, (ed.) Journalism and the UK Courts. Routledge (In Press)