Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice

The Canadian criminal justice system is a complex, dynamic, and ever-changing enterprise. How the various components of the system operate and the extent to which there success in preventing and responding to crime and social disorder and ensuring the safety and security of communities while addressing the needs of at-risk and vulnerable persons and persons in conflict with the law is important for civil society.
Working with communities, governments, criminal justice agencies and organizations locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally, Dr. Griffiths attempts to fill the information vacuum that often exists in public policy debates and in criminal justice policy and operations. Dr. Griffiths brings to his work an unbridled optimism and an insatiable curiosity about the justice system and its role in society.

CURRENT ACTIVITIES
Organizational Review of the Saanich (BC, Canada) Police Department
Vaughan, A., T. Stamatakis, G. MacDonald, and C.T. Griffiths. 2023.The Victimization of Police Officers: A National Study of Police Officers. Ottawa: Canadian Police Association. In progress.