cjm 57: Whose Justice?
Government Strategy: increasing community safety or courting the 'decent' majority - Sean Roberts
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Full list of articles in print version of cjm 57
- EDITORIAL
Rod Morgan and Rob Allen put this issue into perspective. - NUISANCE OR CRIME? THE CHANGING USES OF ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR CONTROL
Elisabeth Burney argues that success in dealing with anti-social acts is increasingly seen in terms of ASBO statistics. - TAKING A STAND
Louise Casey explains the Government’s position on ASBOs. - CRIMINALISING LOOKED-AFTER CHILDREN
Bob Ashford and Rod Morgan illuminate the damage of Anti-Social Behaviour Orders against children in care by the in loco parentis, the local authority. - REAL LIFE ASBOS: TROUBLE-MAKERS OR MERELY TROUBLED?
Melanie Krudy and Greg Stewart tell the stories of people issued with Anti-Social Behaviour Orders. - GOVERNMENT STRATEGY: INCREASING COMMUNITY SAFETY OR COURTING THE ‘DECENT’ MAJORITY?
Sean Roberts reviews the latest Home Office criminal justice plans produced in the run-up to the general election. - A REFORMING VISION
Home Office Minister Baroness Scotland describes the Government’s criminal justice reform programme. - A REBALANCING ACT?
Ed Cape and Nony Ardill ask whether victims’ rights can be enhanced by reducing the rights of defendants. - HAS THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT MADE A DIFFERENCE?
Four years on, Janet Arkinstall looks at the impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 on criminal law. - NOMS: HOW TO AVOID RE-INVENTING THE WHEEL
Chris Fox identifies examples of management practice in public services that could benefit NOMS. - CONTRACTING IN, CONTRACTING OUT
David Chantler describes the benefits and challenges of purchasing probation services. - THE VOLUNTARY AND COMMUNITY SECTOR AND NOMS
Clive Martin anticipates the complexity of the roles voluntary and community organisations may play within the new National Offender Management Service. - COMMISSIONING CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES
Christine Knott on how the National Offender Management Service will open the provision of criminal justice services to competition. - RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: THE WAY AHEAD?
Rob Allen charts the progress of developing restorative justice work within the criminal justice system. - JUSTICE FOR ALL
Debra Clothier describes the benefits of restorative justice work for both victims and offenders. - PROBLEM-SOLVING JUSTICE: RESPONDING TO REAL PROBLEMS, REAL PEOPLE
Adam Mansky on court innovations in New York. - JUDICIAL SENTENCE REVIEW: A ‘CARROT AND STICK’ APPROACH TO REHABILITATION
Judge John Samuels QC proposes a sentence review system for all courts that would consider the offender’s progress and risk of reoffending. - OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND? TOWARDS DEVELOPING AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE NEEDS OF ‘HIDDEN’ MINORITY ETHNIC COMMUNITIES
Neil Chakraborti, Jon Garland and Basia Spalek describe how assumptions and generalisations about ethnicity hamper research. - CJM UPDATE
Una Padel reviews recent developments in criminal justice. - NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS