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Danielle McNabb is an Assistant Professor in Political Science and the Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice Program at Brock University. She specializes in Canadian public law, criminal justice policy and administration, with particular focus on policing institutions and responses to gender-based violence.
Holds a PhD in Political Studies from Queen's University, MA in Criminology and Criminal Justice Policy from University of Guelph, and BA (Honours) from University of Guelph.
Research examines police oversight mechanisms, legal responses to sexual violence, and judicial intervention patterns. Current work analyzes investigation and prosecution of police-involved sexual assault and the functioning of civilian oversight agencies like Ontario's Special Investigations Unit. Studies intersection of gender, power and legal institutions.
Publications investigate rape shield legislation implementation gaps, sentencing disparities in child pornography cases, and intervener influence in Supreme Court Charter cases. Recent work documents systemic challenges in holding police accountable for criminal misconduct.
Welcomes graduate students in criminal justice policy, courts and politics, gender-based violence policy, and Canadian constitutional law. Teaches courses on government, criminal justice policy, and courts and politics.
