Research at Kingston University

Cooper, Penny [Research team member], Plotnikoff, Joyce [Research team member] and Woolfson, Richard [Research team member] (2013) The Advocate's Gateway.

Cooper, Penny (2013) Learned friend: a profile of Sir Louis Blom-Cooper QC. The Expert Witness Institute Newsletter, pp. 10-12.

Cooper, Penny (2013) The umbrella condition: the legal issues for suspects and defendants with Asperger Syndrome. Criminal Bar Quarterly, 2013(1), pp. 8-10.

Cooper, Penny and Wurtzel, David (2013) A day late and a dollar short: in search of an intermediary scheme for vulnerable defendants in England and Wales. Criminal Law Review(1), pp. 4-22. ISSN (print) 0011-135X

Cooper, Penny (2013) Re-writing the Victims' Code. Counsel , pp. 17-18. ISSN (print) 0268-3784

Cooper, Penny (2012) Intermediaries and vulnerable witnesses in family courts: what do we do now? Family Law, 42, pp. 868-870. ISSN (print) 0014-7281

Cooper, Penny (2012) Witness familiarisation and special measures come of age. Solicitors Journal, 156(25), pp. 10-11. ISSN (print) 0038-1047

Cooper, Penny (2012) Jones v Kaney and other disincentives: why the Supreme Court’s decision should prompt a Law Commission review of the law in relation to expert witness evidence in family cases. Child and Family Law Quarterly, 24(2), pp. 234-250. ISSN (print) 1358-8184

Cooper, Penny (2012) Experts in the family courts: are they worth it? Family Law, 42, pp. 196-197. ISSN (print) 0014-7281

Brammer, Alison and Cooper, Penny (2011) Still waiting for a meeting of minds: child witnesses in the criminal and family justice systems. Criminal Law Review(12), pp. 925-942. ISSN (print) 0011-135X

Cooper, Penny (2011) New achieving best evidence guidance. Family Law, 41, pp. 871-873. ISSN (print) 0014-7281

Cooper, Penny (2011) Barren lands? Counsel , pp. 26-28. ISSN (print) 0268-3784

Cooper, Penny (2011) Jones v Kaney: a curse on family court experts? Family Law, 41, pp. 642-644. ISSN (print) 0014-7281

Cooper, Penny (2011) Call yourself an expert? New Law Journal, 161(7466), pp. 707-708. ISSN (print) 0306-6479

Cooper, Penny (2011) Get set and go: the Midlands Circuit three month rule for expert witnesses. Family Law, 41, pp. 520-521. ISSN (print) 0014-7281

Cooper, Penny (2011) Child witnesses in family proceedings: should intermediaries be showing us the way? Family Law, 41, pp. 397-403. ISSN (print) 0014-7281

Cooper, Penny (2011) ABE interviews, children’s testimony and hearing the voice of the child in family cases: are we barking up the right tree? In: Thorpe, Rt Hon Lord Justice and Tyzack, William , (eds.) Dear David: a memo to the Norgrove Committee from the Dartington Conference 2011: the collected papers of the 2011 Dartington Hall Conference. Bristol, U.K. : Family Law. pp. 23-31. ISBN 9781846613081

Cooper, Penny (2011) Jones v Kaney: will it prove to be a curse on some expert witnesses? The Expert Witness Institute Newsletter, pp. 11-14.

Cooper, Penny (2011) The Technology and Construction Court ('TCC') guide. The Expert Witness Institute Newsletter, pp. 28-29.

Cooper, Penny (2010) Mind games: what are the advocate’s emotional drivers when conducting a cross-examination. Counsel, pp. 29-30. ISSN (print) 0268-3784

Cooper, Penny (2010) Children as witnesses - help at hand. LINK (39), pp. 10-11.

Cooper, Penny (2010) Out of the witness box and into the hot tub? The Expert Witness Institute Newsletter, pp. 16-17.

Cooper, Penelope (2008) New CPD for expert witnesses - via podcasts. The Expert Witness Institute Newsletter, p. 13.