cjm 26: Law and Order Politics
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Full list of articles in print version of cjm 26
- EDITORIAL
Tim Newburn, Peter Francis & Julia Braggins - LAW AND ORDER FUTURES
David Downes - PROTECTING THE PUBLIC
Michael Howard QC MP - THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRISIS
Jack Straw MP - A SICKLY YOUTH JUSTICE SYSTEM
Alex Carlile QC MP - SCOOPS & SPINS
Jason Bennetto - JUSTICE IN SENTENCING
Paul Cavadino - TAKING YOUNG PEOPLE SERIOUSLY
Alan Marlow & John Pitts - PROBATION - A SUCESSFUL TERM
Harry Fletcher - A MODEST YET SENSIBLE PROGRAMME
Stephen Shaw - THE FUTURE OF POLICING
Rod Morgan & Tim Newburn - PAST TENSE: PRESENT TENSE
Eugene McLaughlin & Karim Murji - SENTENCING AND CRIME TRENDS
Professor Michael Hough - WHOSE LAW AND ORDER?
Mike Tomlinson - THE PECULIARITIES OF THE SCOTS
Peter Young - HOMELESSNESS, CRIME & CITIZENSHIP
Pat Carlen - IF I HAD ONE WISHREVIEWS