cjm 38: Millennium Justice
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Full list of articles in print version of cjm 38
- EDITORIAL
Una Padel, Penny Fraser and Peter Francis set the issue in context - GOVERNMENT, PUBLIC SERVICE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
David Faulkner reviews the impact of the New Labour Government on criminal justice policy - LATE-MODERN TENSIONS NOT POST-MODERN TRANSFORMATIONS
Nigel South reflects on the impact of the New Labour Government on criminal justice policy - REFLECTIONS ON 'NEW LABOUR' OR 'BACK TO THE FUTURE'?
Sandra Walklate asks whether Labour's flagship crime and disorder legislation will help those whose lives are most damaged by crime - GOVERNING POLICING IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Ian Loader asks how a balance of accountability, equity and effectiveness can be sustained - POVERTY TRAPS
The social exclusion unit has produced some energetic initiatives, but it has yet to make a difference on the streets and estate argues David Walker - A POLICING 'PATTEN' FOR THE MILLENNIUM
Colin Cramphorn assesses the potential impact if the Patten report beyond Northern Ireland - ROMANIES, GYPSIES, TRAVELLERS OR NOMADS
Colin Clark and Alan Dearling ask what's in a name - THE PROFESSIONALISATION OF LOCAL COURTS' JUSTICE
Peter Seago, Clive Walker and David Wall consider whether the lay magistracy in England and Wales has a future - FIREARMS AND POLICING: DRIVEN TO IT?
Peter Squires predicts an increasingly armed future for police in Britain - WOMEN'S IMPRISONMENT AT THE MILLENNIUM
Pat Carlen asks whether recent visionary reforms in women's prisons go far enough - IMPRISONMENT IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Sir David Ramsbotham sets out his hopes for the prison system of the future - CHRIS TCHAIKOVSKY, DIRECTOR OF WOMEN IN PRISON
Talks to Mary Eaton - NEW YOUTH JUSTICE, NEW YOUTH CRIME
John Pitts offers a critique of Labour's responses to young offenders - AFTER LAWRENCE
Kevin Wong comments on implementation of the Lawrence Inquiry Report recommendations by police and local authorities - THE PROBATION SERVICE IN THE 21ST CENTURY
John Harding assesses the strengths and weaknesses of the modernising programme for the Probation Service - THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 1998
Henry Brooke assesses the likely impact of the implementation of the Human Rights Act 1998 - CJM UPDATEPARTNERS IN CRIME REDUCTION?
Ruth Cane and Penny Fraser comment on government plans to reduce burglary and the role of local Crime and Disorder Partnerships - THE GOVERNMENT'S CRIME REDUCTION STRATEGY?THE PROBATION SERVICE TODAY
Jeremy Cameron expresses his concern about changes to the role of the Probation Service - THE CONTRIBUTION OF RESEARCH TO POLICY
Edited version of a speech given by Paul Wiles, Director, Home Office Research and Statistics Directorate at the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies (ISTD) AGM, November 1999 - BOOK REVIEW
Pamela Davies reviews SEXED WORK Gender, Race and Resistance in a Brooklyn Drug Market