Community Penalties

ISBN-13: 9781903240496 / Angielski / Twarda / 2001 / 272 str.

Anthony Bottoms; Sue Rex; Loraine Gelsthorpe

Opis

Community penalties are court-ordered punishments, falling between imprisonment and fines, and involve some contact by a criminal justice agency in a community-based setting. There has been a big increase in their use in recent years, particularly in the context of new forms of technology (e.g. electronic tagging) and community-based restorative justice conferences.

Recenzje

'Should be required reading for those charged with designing a criminal justice system which puts prison in its place.' − Irish Criminal Law Journal

Spis treści

1. Introduction - Community Penalties in England: The Contemporary Context  2. Community Penalties in Historical Context by Mike Nellis  3. Community Penalties in the Perspectives of Contemporary Social Change by Mark Liddle  4. Beyond Cognitive-behaviouralism: Reflections on the Effectiveness Literature by Sue Rex  5. Compliance and Community Penalties by Anthony Bottoms  6. Compliance: A Manager's Perspective by Andrew Underdown  7. Accountability in the Delivery of Community Penalties: To Whom, for What and Why? by Judith Rumgay  8. Accommodating Difference and Diversity in Probation Practice by Loraine Gelsthorpe  9. Technology and the Future of Community Penalties by George Mair  10. Community Penalties and Social Integration: 'Community' as Solution and as Problem by Peter Raynor  11. What Future for 'Public Safety' and 'Restorative Justice' in a System of Community Penalties by Michael E. Smith  12. Conclusions - Pathways to the Future

O autorze

Edited by Bottoms, Anthony; Gelsthorpe, Loraine; Rex, Sue