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Teaching Associate, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge
Jane Dominey has been at the Institute of Criminology since October 2011. Her research interests include probation governance, policy and practice, desistance from offending, and supervising individuals ‘through-the-gate’ and in the community. She teaches and supervises post-graduate students on the MSt in Applied Criminology, Penology and Management. She is a member of the Probation Journal Editorial Board and the European Society of Criminology working group on community sanctions and measures.
The focus of her doctoral research was probation supervision in the context of the increased use of voluntary sector organisations and private companies in the delivery of probation work.
Before moving to the Institute of Criminology, Jane was a Principal Lecturer in the Community and Criminal Justice Division at De Montfort University, managing probation office training programmes and teaching students. She qualified as a Probation Officer in 1990 and worked for the Probation Service in a variety of roles for more than ten years.
