Punishment in the Community
The Future of Criminal Justice
1st Edition
Published on 19. September 2014
176 pages
978-1-317-88675-4 (ISBN)
Description
Punishment in the Community: The Future of Criminal Justice challenges the widely held assumption that punishment through imprisonment is central to the criminal justice system. Contemporary political debate assumes that penality is synonymous with prison. However, in reality, the vast majority of people admitting to, or convicted of criminal offences are dealt with using non-custodial penal measures.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
ISBN-13
978-1-317-88675-4 (9781317886754)
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Content
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part One - The Principles and Politics of Community Punishment
1. Introducing Community Punishment
2. From Alternatives to Custody to Punishment in the Community
3. The Criminal Justice Act 1991 and its Demise
4. Constructing the Punishing Community.
Part Two - The Changing Role of the Probation Service
5. From 'Advise, Assist and Befriend' to 'Confront, Control and Monitor'
6. Taking the 'Social' out of Inquiry Reports
7. Demanding but not Degrading? The Appeal of Community Service
8. From Counselling to Instruction: the Development of 'Help' in Probation Discourse
9. Unacceptable Crimes or Unacceptable Criminals? Sex Offenders
10. Unacceptable Crimes or Unacceptable Criminals? Juvenile Delinquents
11. The Future of Punishment in the Community
Conclusion: Seeing Custody as the Alternative
Bibliography
Index
Introduction
Part One - The Principles and Politics of Community Punishment
1. Introducing Community Punishment
2. From Alternatives to Custody to Punishment in the Community
3. The Criminal Justice Act 1991 and its Demise
4. Constructing the Punishing Community.
Part Two - The Changing Role of the Probation Service
5. From 'Advise, Assist and Befriend' to 'Confront, Control and Monitor'
6. Taking the 'Social' out of Inquiry Reports
7. Demanding but not Degrading? The Appeal of Community Service
8. From Counselling to Instruction: the Development of 'Help' in Probation Discourse
9. Unacceptable Crimes or Unacceptable Criminals? Sex Offenders
10. Unacceptable Crimes or Unacceptable Criminals? Juvenile Delinquents
11. The Future of Punishment in the Community
Conclusion: Seeing Custody as the Alternative
Bibliography
Index
