An edition of Unravelling Criminal Justice
(1992)
Unravelling criminal justice
eleven British studies
by David Malcolm Downes
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Unravelling Criminal Justice
September 8, 1992, Palgrave Macmillan
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Unravelling criminal justice: eleven British studies
1992, Macmillan
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Table of Contents
What went wrong?: criminal justice policy in England and Wales, 1945-70 / Anthony E. Bottoms and Simon Stevenson
Crime, community and conflict: the multi-agency approach / Geoffrey Pearson, Harry Blagg, David Smith, Alice Sampson and Paul Stubbs
Discourse and decision-making in Scottish prisons / Michael Adler and Brian Longhurst
Security, control and humane containment in the prison system in England and Wales / Roy D. King and Kathleen McDermott
Researching the discretions to charge and to prosecute / Roger Leng, Michael McConville and Andrew Sanders
Ethnic minorities, crime and criminal justice: a study in a provincial city / Tony Jefferson, Monica Walker and Mary Seneviratne
Talking about policing / Rod Morgan
Crime and criminal justice in the media / Philip Schlesinger and Howard Tumber
Women's criminal careers / Pat Carlen
The victims of fraud / Michael Levi and Andrew Pithouse
It's not what you do but the way that you do it: tax evasion, tax avoidance and the boundaries of deviance / Doreen McBarnet.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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