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Tuesday, 9 March 2010

The topical articles focus on prison mental health care in Britain, Sharia Law and police corruption.

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In this edition

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Policy, purpose, and pragmatism: dilemmas for voluntary and community organisations working with black young people affected by crime

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What will the future bring? Prison mental health care in England

Freedom of expression, apostasy, and blasphemy within Islam: Sharia, criminal justice systems, and modern Islamic state practices

Crossing borders: migration and survival in the capital’s informal marketplace

The media, criminals and ‘criminal communities’

Police corruption: apples, barrels and orchards

Til death do us part: forced marriages in the UK

Building a restorative community

A winning combination? Professionals supporting survivors of violence are rewarded for their work

New dawn fades. Criminal justice under New Labour

Toward a culture of complacency – criminal justice under new labour

Adversarialism ‘lite’: developments in criminal procedure and evidence under New Labour

The changing role of the Crown Prosecutor

The toxic legacy of New Labour

Brown-nosing the rich

The ASBO Jihad: a twenty-first century witch hunt

Policy, purpose, and pragmatism: dilemmas for voluntary and community organisations working with black young people affected by crime

‘Dear Minister…’ Criminology and public policy re-revisited

CLASSIC TEXT REVISITED: Medical Power in Prisons

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