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Yates, Shaun S. (2026) Reviewing The Leveson Review Part 2: Marking the techno-optimistic turn in criminal justice reform. Institute of Advanvced Legal Studies.
Yates, Shaun S. (2026) Britain’s courts are collapsing, and we’re about to sacrifice jury trials to keep them running. Leading Britain's Conversation (LBC).
Yates, Shaun S. (2026) Reviewing the Leveson Review Part II: marking the techno-optimistic turn in criminal justice reform. London Metropolitan University - Expert Commentary. pp. 1-4.
Yates, Shaun S. and Lundy, Craig (2025) A revised framework for efficiency reform research: reflections from the lower criminal court literature of England and Wales. Gdańskie Studia Prawnicze (Gdańsk Legal Studies), 29 (4(69)). pp. 103-129. ISSN 1734-5669
Yates, Shaun S. (2024) Court cuts risk shredding muscle, not just fat: some cases are so rushed that defendants can’t follow what is going on. The Times, 2024. ISSN 1363-7746
Yates, Shaun S. (2025) School of Social Sciences & Professions AI guidance: how educators can implement the dual-model approach. Project Report. London Metropolitian University, London.
Yates, Shaun S. (2024) The teaching peer-review process (TPRP) resource pack: the quick ‘how to’ guide for educators seeking to develop their practice. Other. London Metropolitan University, London.
Iruthayaraj, Shana Precilla, Homayounvala, Elaheh and Yates, Shaun S. (2026) Predicting latent victims using Explainable Boosting Machine (EBM): evidence from the crime survey for England and Wales 2022-2023. In: 14th International Conference on Frontiers of Intelligent Computing: Theory and Applications (FICTA-2026), 8-9 June 2026, London. (In Press)
Yates, Shaun S. (2024) Over-efficiency in the lower criminal courts: understanding a key problem and how to fix it. Bristol University Press, Bristol. ISBN 9781529236415
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