This book aims to provide a critical appreciation of community justice, its origin and direction, and to engage with debates on the ways in which the trend towards community justice is changing the criminal justice system.
This book aims to provide a critical appreciation of community justice, its origin and direction, and to engage with debates on the ways in which the trend towards community justice is changing the criminal justice system.
1. Community Justice: The Smell of Fresh Bread by Francis Pakes and Jane Winstone 2. The Probation Service, Public Protection and Dangerous Offenders by Mike Nash 3. Dim Prospects: Humanistic Values and the Fate of Community Justice by Mike Nellis 4. The Police Service: From Enforcement to Management by Robin Fletcher 5. Police and Community Justice in Partnership by Barry Loveday 6. 'Tough on Probation': Probation Practice under the National Offender Management Service by Dennis Gough 7. Working for Community Justice: A Home Office Perspective by Chris Lewis 8. A New Chance for Rehabilitation: Multi-agency Provision and Potential under NOMS by Aaron Pycroft 9. Crime Prevention: The Role and Potential of Schools by Carol Hayden 10. The Identification and Management of Anti-social and Offending Behaviour by Ruth M. Hatcher and Clive R. Hollin 11. Community Youth Justice: Policy, Practices and Public Perception by Nikki McKenzie 12. Community Responses to Hate Crime by Nathan Hall 13. Marginalized and Disenfranchises: Community Justice and Mentally Disordered Offenders by Jane Winstone and Francis Pakes 14. Improving Confidence in Criminal Justice: Achieving Community Justice for Victims and Witnesses by Jacki Tapley 15. Is Research Working? Revisiting the Research and Effective Practice Agenda by James McGuire 16. Community Justice in a Safety Culture: Probation Service and Community Justice in the Netherlands by Miranda Boone
1. Community Justice: The Smell of Fresh Bread by Francis Pakes and Jane Winstone 2. The Probation Service, Public Protection and Dangerous Offenders by Mike Nash 3. Dim Prospects: Humanistic Values and the Fate of Community Justice by Mike Nellis 4. The Police Service: From Enforcement to Management by Robin Fletcher 5. Police and Community Justice in Partnership by Barry Loveday 6. 'Tough on Probation': Probation Practice under the National Offender Management Service by Dennis Gough 7. Working for Community Justice: A Home Office Perspective by Chris Lewis 8. A New Chance for Rehabilitation: Multi-agency Provision and Potential under NOMS by Aaron Pycroft 9. Crime Prevention: The Role and Potential of Schools by Carol Hayden 10. The Identification and Management of Anti-social and Offending Behaviour by Ruth M. Hatcher and Clive R. Hollin 11. Community Youth Justice: Policy, Practices and Public Perception by Nikki McKenzie 12. Community Responses to Hate Crime by Nathan Hall 13. Marginalized and Disenfranchises: Community Justice and Mentally Disordered Offenders by Jane Winstone and Francis Pakes 14. Improving Confidence in Criminal Justice: Achieving Community Justice for Victims and Witnesses by Jacki Tapley 15. Is Research Working? Revisiting the Research and Effective Practice Agenda by James McGuire 16. Community Justice in a Safety Culture: Probation Service and Community Justice in the Netherlands by Miranda Boone
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