Punishment and Sentencing uses a case study approach to bring to life our shifting attitudes to punishment, and its relationship to changing technologies and programs of control.
Punishment and Sentencing uses a case study approach to bring to life our shifting attitudes to punishment, and its relationship to changing technologies and programs of control.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Melissa Bull is a Lecturer in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Griffith University.
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* Part 1: Introduction * 1: It's not just about the prison * 2: Penological Principles of punishment and sentencing * 3: Some Social Perspectives on Punishment and Sentencing * Part 2: Risk * 4: Why Megan didn't make it to Australia: Child Sexual Offences and Community Notification * 5: Terrorism: Risk, retaliation and preventive detention * Part 3: Rehabilitation * 6: Drug courts: Clinic or Panopticon? * 7: 'Possession is 9/10ths of the law': Indigenous justice and the decolonisation of punishment * 8: Responding to domestic violence: Special pleas and specialist courts * Part 4: Restitution * 9: Youth Justice and Group Conferencing: Restoration and Restitution * 10: 'Hitting hoons where it hurts': From fines to forfeiture * 11: The three 'Rs' of the penological triangle
* Part 1: Introduction * 1: It's not just about the prison * 2: Penological Principles of punishment and sentencing * 3: Some Social Perspectives on Punishment and Sentencing * Part 2: Risk * 4: Why Megan didn't make it to Australia: Child Sexual Offences and Community Notification * 5: Terrorism: Risk, retaliation and preventive detention * Part 3: Rehabilitation * 6: Drug courts: Clinic or Panopticon? * 7: 'Possession is 9/10ths of the law': Indigenous justice and the decolonisation of punishment * 8: Responding to domestic violence: Special pleas and specialist courts * Part 4: Restitution * 9: Youth Justice and Group Conferencing: Restoration and Restitution * 10: 'Hitting hoons where it hurts': From fines to forfeiture * 11: The three 'Rs' of the penological triangle
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