Stephen Lawrence: His death changed British law forever but trust in police has yet to recover

3rd May 2018Prof. Benjamin Bowling, Kings College London

The murder of Stephen Lawrence 25 years ago changed Britain - and British policing - for good. Benjamin Bowling, Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice, King's College London, recalls the case, and reflects on the challenges still facing policing today.

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Stephen Lawrence: His death changed British law forever but trust in police has yet to recover

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