Professor Daniel Newman

(he/him)

2025

• Newman, D. 2025. Access to justice policy: Legal Aid in post-war UK General Election manifestos. International Journal of the Legal Profession

2024

• Mant, J., Newman, D. and Cooke, E. 2024. Lived realities of legal aid: austerity, the pandemic and beyond. International Journal of the Legal Profession (10.1080/09695958.2024.2444442)
• Newman, D. and Robins, J. 2024. Access to justice and the role of parliamentarians: What happens to those who fall through the justice gap?. Legal Studies 44(2), pp. 221-241. (10.1017/lst.2023.19)
• Sandberg, R. 2024. Law and history. In: Newman, D. and Sandberg, R. eds. Law and Humanities. Anthem, pp. 87-100.
• Sandberg, R. 2024. Law and religion. In: Newman, D. and Sandberg, R. eds. Law and Humanities. Anthem, pp. 159-174.
• Newman, D. and Sandberg, R. 2024. Introducing law and humanities. In: Newman, D. and Sandberg, R. eds. Law and Humanities. Anthem, pp. 1-20.
• Newman, D. and Sandberg, R. Newman, D. and Sandberg, R. eds. 2024. Law and Humanities. Anthem.
• Mant, J., Newman, D. and O'Shea, D. 2024. Advising in a pandemic: The new era of ‘blended advice’ in social welfare law. Public Law 2024(1), pp. 86-108.
• Welsh, L. and Newman, D. 2024. Camaraderie and conflict: Developing an occupational culture typology of publicly funded criminal defence lawyers in England and Wales. International Journal of the Legal Profession 31(1), pp. 21-52. (10.1080/09695958.2023.2260747)
• Mant, J., Newman, D. and Cooke, E. 2024. Lived realities of legal aid: Austerity, the pandemic and beyond. International Journal of the Legal Profession

2023

• Newman, D. and Dehaghani, R. 2023. Court closures: Experiences from Wales. Amicus Curiae 5(1), pp. 1-24.
• Newman, D. 2023. Introduction: The legal profession. In: Newman, D. ed. Leading Works on the Legal Profession. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 1-8.
• Newman, D. ed. 2023. Leading works on the legal profession. Abingdon: Routledge.
• Newman, D. 2023. Criminal defence lawyers in England and Wales: Critiquing criminal practice. In: Newman, D. ed. Leading Works on the Legal Profession. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 168-179.
• Denvir, C., Kinghan, J., Mant, J. and Newman, D. 2023. Legal aid and the future of access to justice. Oxford: Hart.
• Newman, D. 2023. Commenting on legal practice: research relationships and the impact of criticism. In: Smith, R. and Delamont, S. eds. Leaving the Field: Methodological Insights from Ethnographic Exits. Manchester: Manchester University Press, pp. 231-242.
• Dehaghani, R., Helm, R. K. and Newman, D. 2023. The vulnerable accused and the limits of Legal Aid. In: Dehaghani, R., Fairclough, S. and Mergaerts, L. eds. Vulnerability, the Accused, and the Criminal Justice System: Multi-jurisdictional Perspectives. Routledge Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice and Procedure Routledge, pp. 192-205.
• Dehaghani, R. and Newman, D. 2023. The dichotomy of “first timer” and “regular” and its implications for legal advice and assistance. International Journal of the Legal Profession 3(1), pp. 59-80. (10.1080/09695958.2022.2129661)
• Adisa, O., James, S. and Newman, D. 2023. Rural access to justice and beyond: Dimensions of access as a criterion for understanding lay users' satisfaction with remote justice. In: Newman, D. and Gordon, F. eds. Access to Justice in Rural Communities: Global Perspectives. London: Bloomsbury/Hart Publishing, pp. 207-222.
• Newman, D. and Gordon, F. eds. 2023. Access to justice in rural communities. Oxford: Hart Publishing.
• Dehaghani, R., Smith, T. and Newman, D. 2023. Suspects still left in limbo? The continuing challenge of pre-charge bail. Criminal Law Review 8, pp. 492-511.

2022

• Newman, D. 2022. Access to justice for vulnerable and energy-poor consumers: Just energy? Naomi Creutzfeldt, Chris Gill, Marine Cornelis and Rachel McPherson (Oxford: Hart, 2021) [Book Review]. Journal of Law and Society 49(3), pp. 629-632. (10.1111/jols.12374)
• Newman, D. and Robins, J. 2022. ‘The demise of Legal Aid’? Access to justice and social welfare law after austerity. Amicus Curiae 3(3), pp. 448-441. (10.14296/ac.v3i3.5436)
• Newman, D. 2022. Felice Batlan and Marianne Vasara-Aaltonen (eds) Histories of legal aid: A comparative and international perspective. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. [Book Revoew]. Amicus Curiae 4(1) (10.14296/ac.v4i1.5499)
• Dehaghani, R. and Newman, D. 2022. Criminal legal aid and access to justice: an empirical account of a reduction in resilience. International Journal of the Legal Profession 29(1), pp. 33-52. (10.1080/09695958.2020.1868474)
• Helm, R., Dehaghani, R. and Newman, D. 2022. Guilty plea decisions: moving beyond the autonomy myth. Modern Law Review 85(1), pp. 133-163. (10.1111/1468-2230.12676)
• Newman, D. and Dehaghani, R. 2022. Experiences of criminal justice: perspectives from Wales on a system in crisis. Bristol University Press.

2021

• Newman, D., Mant, J. and Gordon, F. 2021. Vulnerability, legal need and technology in England and Wales. International Journal of Discrimination and the Law 21(3), pp. 230-253. (10.1177/13582291211031375)
• Dehaghani, R. and Newman, D. 2021. The crisis in legally aided criminal defence in Wales: bringing Wales into discussions of England and Wales. Legal Studies 41(2), pp. 234-251. (10.1017/lst.2020.42)
• Robins, J. and Newman, D. 2021. Justice in a time of austerity: Stories from a system in crisis. Bristol: Bristol University Press.
• Gordon, F. and Newman, D. eds. 2021. Leading works in law and social justice. Abingdon and New York: Routledge.
• Nieuwenhuis, P., Newman, D. and Touboulic, A. 2021. Sustainable Consumption, Production and Supply Chain Management: Advancing Sustainable Economic Systems. Edward Elgar.
• Harris, N., Dehaghani, R. and Newman, D. 2021. Vulnerability, the future of the criminal defence profession, and the implications for teaching and learning. Law Teacher 55(1), pp. 57-67. (10.1080/03069400.2021.1872872)

2020

• Dehaghani, R. and Newman, D. 2020. Legal aid and criminal defence in Wales and England: evidence submitted to UK parliament: future of legal aid. Technical Report.
• Newman, D. 2020. Murder ballads and death in song. Australian Feminist Law Journal 46(1), pp. 17-38. (10.1080/13200968.2019.1810894)

2019

• Newman, D. and Welsh, L. 2019. The practices of modern criminal defence lawyers: alienation and its implications for access to justice. Common Law World Review 48(1-2), pp. 64-89. (10.1177/1473779519848348)
• Dehaghani, R. and Newman, D. 2019. Can – and should – lawyers be considered ‘appropriate’ appropriate adults?. Howard Journal of Crime and Justice 58(1), pp. 3-24. (10.1111/hojo.12288)
• Newman, D. and Dehaghani, R. 2019. Experiences of criminal justice in south Wales: evidence submitted to the Justice in Wales Commission. Technical Report.

2018

• Newman, D. 2018. Submission to the Justice Commission from Dr Daniel Newman. Commission on Justice in Wales. Available at: https://gov.wales/submission-justice-commission-dr-daniel-newman
• Thompson, S., Hayes, L., Newman, D. and Carole, P. 2018. The sexual contract 30 years on: a conversation with Carole Pateman. Feminist Legal Studies 26(1), pp. 93-104. (10.1007/s10691-018-9368-1)
• Newman, D. 2018. Law and justice in popular music: murder ballads. European Journal of Current Legal Issues 24(1)

2017

• Newman, D. 2017. Murder ballads: Nick Cave and his approach to killing in song. Musicology Australia 39(2), pp. 96-115. (10.1080/08145857.2017.1393149)
• Dehaghani, R. and Newman, D. 2017. “We’re vulnerable too”: an (alternative) analysis of vulnerability within English criminal legal aid and police custody. Oñati Socio-Legal Series 7(6), pp. 1199-1228.
• Newman, D. 2017. Are lawyers neurotic?. International Journal of the Legal Profession 25(1), pp. 3-29. (10.1080/09695958.2017.1359612)
• Newman, D. 2017. Divided families and the immigration rules: A partial victory for British citizens with foreign spouses. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 39(3), pp. 357-360. (10.1080/09649069.2017.1344392)
• Newman, D. 2017. Automobiles and socio-economic sustainability – do we need a Mobility Bill of Rights?. Transfers, pp. 100-106. (10.3167/TRANS.2017.070207)

2016

• Newman, D. 2016. Attitudes to justice in a rural community. Legal Studies 36(4), pp. 591-612. (10.1111/lest.12127)
• Newman, D. C. 2016. Alienation and mobility. New Proposals : Journal of Marxism and Interdisciplinary Inquiry 9(1), pp. 28-37.
• Newman, D. 2016. Are lawyers alienated workers?. European Journal of Current Legal Issues 22(3)
• Newman, D. 2016. The car and the commons. Review of Radical Political Economics 48(1), pp. 53-65. (10.1177/0486613415586983)

2015

• Davies, H. C., Cipcigan, L. M., Ceri, D., Newman, D. and Nieuwenhuis, P. A. H. F. 2015. The impact of electric automobility. In: Nieuwenhuis, P. A. H. F. and Wells, P. E. eds. The Global Automotive Industry. John Wiley, pp. 185-198., (10.1002/9781118802366.ch16)

2014

• Davies, H. C., Wells, P. E., Nieuwenhuis, P. A. H. F., Newman, D., Chase, A. and Alberts, G. 2014. Aligning industrial, transport and environmental policies for EVs in the low carbon vehicle ecosystem: The example of the UK. Presented at: European Electric Vehicle Congress, Brussels, Belgium, 2 - 5 December 2014.
• Newman, D. 2014. South Park and social research: What cartoons can tell us about sustainable mobility. Journal of Popular Television 2(2), pp. 173-188. (10.1386/jptv.2.2.173_1)
• Newman, D., Wells, P. E., Nieuwenhuis, P. A. H. F., Donovan, C. and Davies, H. C. 2014. Learning from electric cars as socio-technical mobility experiments: where next?. Transfers 4(2), pp. 23-41. (10.3167/TRANS.2014.040203)
• Newman, D., Wells, P. E. and Nieuwenhuis, P. A. H. F. 2014. Electric cars in the rural context: developments in Wales. The Journal of Sustainable Mobility 1(1), pp. 65-82. (10.9774/GLEAF.2350.2014.00007)
• Newman, D., Wells, P. E., Donovan, C., Nieuwenhuis, P. A. H. F. and Davies, H. C. 2014. Urban, sub-urban or rural: where is the best place for electric vehicles?. International Journal of Automotive Technology and Management, 14(3/4), pp. 306-323. (10.1504/IJATM.2014.065295)

2013

• Newman, D. 2013. Cars and consumption. Capital and Class 37(3), pp. 454-473. (10.1177/0309816813505164)
• Newman, D. and Ugwudike, P. 2013. Defence lawyers and probation officers: offenders' allies or adversaries?. International Journal of the Legal Profession 20(2), pp. 183-207. (10.1080/09695958.2013.833094)
• Newman, D. 2013. Legal aid lawyers and the quest for justice. Oxford: Hart Publishing.
• Newman, D., Wells, P. . E., Donovan, C., Nieuwenhuis, P. A. H. F. and Davies, H. C. 2013. Urban, sub-urban or rural: where is the best place for electric vehicles?. Presented at: 21st International Colloquium of Gerpisa, Paris, France, 12-14 June 2013.
• Newman, D. 2013. More than money. In: Robins, J. ed. No Defence: Lawyers and Miscarriages of Justice., Vol. 6. The Justice Gap London: Wilmington, pp. 40-43.

2012

• Davies, H. C., Nieuwenhuis, P. A. H. F., Wells, P. E., Newman, D. and Donovan, C. 2012. ENEVATE Project - electric vehicle market drivers and e-mobility voncepts. Presented at: EEVC, Brussels, Belgium, 19 - 22 November 2012.
• Newman, D. 2012. Still standing accused: addressing the gap between work and talk in firms of criminal defence lawyers. International Journal of the Legal Profession 19(1), pp. 3-27. (10.1080/09695958.2012.758039)