He is an Associate Professor at Nottingham Trent University, UK, where he has worked since 2014 after finishing his PhD. His research spans across a range of intersections between language and the law, crime and justice. His research specialisms and ongoing projects are:
- Corpus approaches to discourse in legal contexts
- Cross-examination of vulnerable and intimated witnesses
- Courtroom discourse and the language of advocacy
- The language of sentencing remarks
- Authorship analysis and idiolect
- Procedures of voice identification evidence
- Linguistic discrimination in the media