Criminal justice
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Criminal justice
（Oxford readings in socio-legal studies）
Oxford University Press, 1994
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A reader on criminal justice
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Doshisha University Library (Imadegawa)
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Includes bibliographical references
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Criminal justice is often described as a system: as an integrated set of processes all forming part of one coherent social practice. For others, criminal justice is best seen as a diverse array of agencies and practices, all operating with their own discrete values and goals. This volume selects extracts from key texts reflecting the rich complexity of criminal justice.
Table of Contents
- Stephen Box: The Criminal Justice System and Problem Populations
- Paddy Hillyard: The Normalization of Special Powers
- Andrew Sanders: Constructing the Case for the Prosecution
- Mary Eaton: The Question of Bail: Magistrates' Responses to Applications for Bail on Behalf of Men and Women Defendants
- Denis Galligan: Regulating Pre-Trial Decisions
- Doreen McBarnet: Two Tiers of Justice
- Andrew Ashworth: Criminal Justice and Deserved Sentences
- Kathleen Daly: Criminal Justice Ideologies and Practices in Different Voices: Some Feminist Questions about Justice
- Stanley Cohen: Inside the System
- Pat Carlen: Papa's Discipline: Disciplinary Modes in the Scottish Women's Prison
- Andrew Rutherford: Tactics for Reduction
- Joanna Shapland: Fiefs and Peasants: Accomplishing Change for Victims in the Criminal Justice System
- David Nelken: Community Involvement in Crime Control.
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