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Menis, Susanna (2024) Are we heading towards the right to die, after all? A review of the recent European legal landscape. British Society of Criminology blog ,

Menis, Susanna (2024) Prisons: history and current policy. British Society of Criminology Blog ,

Menis, Susanna (2024) Policy at the mercy of fear: Déjà vu and the open prisons. History and Policy ,

Menis, Susanna (2023) Reality check: Russel Brand, survivors of rape and the criminal justice system. History & Policy ,

Menis, Susanna (2023) The untold story of the first Italian-Turinese female lawyer: reviewing Netflix’s The Law According to Lidia Poet. Law and Humanities , ISSN 1752-1483.

Menis, Susanna (2023) Adultery as a defence: the construction of a legally permissible violence, England 1810. Histories 3 (2), pp. 76-97. ISSN 2409-9252.

Menis, Susanna (2021) Covid and the penal system. British Society of Criminology Blog articles ,

Book Review

Menis, Susanna (2024) Doing Academic Careers Differently: Portraits of Academic Life. Sarah Robinson, Alexandra Bristow, and Olivier Ratle. [Book Review]

Menis, Susanna (2021) TANYA SERISIER, Speaking Out: Feminism, rape and narrative politics. Palgrave Macmillan, 1st edn 2018 (2020), pp. 272, ISBN 978-3030404253. [Book Review] (In Press)

Menis, Susanna (2019) Witness for the Prosecution (2017). Directed by Lucy Balley [theatre production]. UK. Eleanor Lloyd Productions and Rebecca Stafford Productions. [Book Review]

Book Section

Menis, Susanna (2021) The deceased-accused and the victim as a commodity: Jimmy Savile as a case study to examine the role of real-crime documentary in reproducing violence as entertainment. In: Mellins, M. and Moore, S. (eds.) Critiquing Violent Crime in the Media. Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 9783030837570. (In Press)

Video

Menis, Susanna (2021) The story of Eliza Orme, the first English female law graduate. [Video]