Based on first-hand interviews with victims, offenders, and others on the frontlines, Indictment puts the Canadian criminal justice system on trial and proposes a bold new vision of transformative justice.
Based on first-hand interviews with victims, offenders, and others on the frontlines, Indictment puts the Canadian criminal justice system on trial and proposes a bold new vision of transformative justice.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Benjamin Perrin is a professor at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia. He has served in the Prime Minister’s Office as in-house legal counsel and lead policy advisor on criminal justice and public safety. He was also a law clerk at the Supreme Court of Canada. He is the author of Overdose: Heartbreak and Hope in Canada’s Opioid Crisis.
Inhaltsangabe
1. "It Looked like Madness": Trauma Part 1: The Criminal Justice System on Trial 2. "Set Up to Fail": Criminalizing People Who Use Substances 3. "From Protectors to Villains": Mental Health, Poverty & Homelessness 4. "Justice Is Not Blind": Indigenous Peoples 5. "Thrown in with the Wolves": Incarcerating Indigenous People 6. "The Usual Suspects": Anti-Black Racism 7. "An Alien System of Law": Suppression of Indigenous Justice 8. "Nobodies": Victims of Crime 9. "Do No Harm or Injustice": Secondary Victimization 10. "Perfectly Designed" Part 2: A New Vision for Criminal Justice 11. A New Vision 12. Healthy Kids and Communities: Preventing Childhood Trauma and Investing in Social Determinants of Justice 13. Decriminalizing People: Public Health Approaches to Substances, Mental Health, Poverty, and Homelessness 14. Transforming Trauma: Holistic Support for People Who Were Harmed and Caused Harm 15. Real Safety: Mobile 24/7 Non-Police Responses 16. Peacemaking and Accountability: Restorative Justice as the Primary Approach to Resolving Conflict 17. Rehabilitation and Healing: Abolition of Traditional Prisons and Jails 18. Indigenous Justice 19. "New and Better Stories" Acknowledgments Methodology Content Notes Mental Health and Counselling Resources for Readers Notes Index
1. "It Looked like Madness": Trauma Part 1: The Criminal Justice System on Trial 2. "Set Up to Fail": Criminalizing People Who Use Substances 3. "From Protectors to Villains": Mental Health, Poverty & Homelessness 4. "Justice Is Not Blind": Indigenous Peoples 5. "Thrown in with the Wolves": Incarcerating Indigenous People 6. "The Usual Suspects": Anti-Black Racism 7. "An Alien System of Law": Suppression of Indigenous Justice 8. "Nobodies": Victims of Crime 9. "Do No Harm or Injustice": Secondary Victimization 10. "Perfectly Designed" Part 2: A New Vision for Criminal Justice 11. A New Vision 12. Healthy Kids and Communities: Preventing Childhood Trauma and Investing in Social Determinants of Justice 13. Decriminalizing People: Public Health Approaches to Substances, Mental Health, Poverty, and Homelessness 14. Transforming Trauma: Holistic Support for People Who Were Harmed and Caused Harm 15. Real Safety: Mobile 24/7 Non-Police Responses 16. Peacemaking and Accountability: Restorative Justice as the Primary Approach to Resolving Conflict 17. Rehabilitation and Healing: Abolition of Traditional Prisons and Jails 18. Indigenous Justice 19. "New and Better Stories" Acknowledgments Methodology Content Notes Mental Health and Counselling Resources for Readers Notes Index
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