Publication

cjm 49: Public perceptions and participation

Friday, 6 September 2002

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In this edition

cjm 49: Public perceptions and participation

In this edition

Editorial

Populism and Punitive Penal Policy

What Does the Public Think about Prison?

Media and the Shaping of Public Attitudes

Creating Public Awareness Campaigns

A Sense of Perspective

Independent Advisory Groups

Much Ado About Nothing

Public Involvement in the Criminal Justice System

Between Reconciliation and Rejection: contemporary penal dilemnas through the eyes children

Reducing Prison Numbers: does marketing hold the key?

Inspecting the CPS

A Light on the Lay Magistracy

Is Anyone There?

Referral Orders - more than the sum of their participants

Victim Participation In Criminal Justice

So How Helpful Was I?

Public Perceptions of Probation

Independents and the Parole Board

Isolated but not excluded: can prisoners be participants?

Working in Prisons

Suicide and Self-harm Prevention: following release from prison

cjm update

Book review