Understanding Criminal Justice
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Understanding Criminal Justice: Sociological Perspectives
By Philip Smith, Kristin NatalierSydney : Allen and Unwin . Naffine , Ngaire ( 1997 ) Feminism and Criminology . Sydney : Allen and Unwin . Nagel , llene and Johnson , Barry L. ( 1994 ) The Role of Gender in a Structured Sentencing System : Equal Treatment , Policy ...
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Understanding Criminal Justice: A Critical Introduction
By Azrini Wahidin, Nicola CarrThe pluralising of policing 4 or, as Bayley and Shearing put it, 'the end of a monopoly' by the public police (Bayley & Shearing, 1996: 38), has led to an emergence and a proliferation of a variety of commercial, private and non-public ...
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Understanding Criminal Justice: A Critical Introduction
By Azrini Wahidin, Nicola CarrThis student-friendly text offers a comprehensive overview of current debates and key issues in the delivery of criminal justice and examines how it operates in context and in practice with a wealth of features such as case studies and ...
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Understanding Criminal Justice: Sociological Perspectives
By Philip Smith, Kristin NatalierHaving used this text the reader will come to appreciate the myriad paths through which law and the criminal justice system play a vital, if contested, role in our society.
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Understanding Criminal Justice: Instructor's Manual with Test Bank
By Stephen C. LightUnderstanding Criminal Justice: Instructor's Manual with Test Bank
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Understanding Criminal Justice
By Stephen C. LightAlthough all of the customary topics and issues are examined, within a similar organization as other introduction to criminal justice texts, Light brings a fresh perspective to the material by explaining social issues.