Foreign & International - Law Enforcement, British Law - General & Miscellaneous, Administration of Criminal Justice, Criminal Procedure
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Overview
The aim of this collection has been to bring together a variety of articles on criminal justice which deal with some of the most important stages of the criminal process. The readings are organised in chrono-logical sequence, moving from those primarily concerned with the construction of crime, through to pre-trial processes, trial and the articulation and execution of sentence. They are introduced by a substantial introductory essay which provides a theoretical framework within which the diverse practices encompassed within criminal justice may be located. The book is intended as a resource for students and teachers of criminal justice, criminal law, criminology and introductory courses on the legal system.Book Details
Published
May 11, 1995
Publisher
Oxford University Press, USA
Pages
416
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780198763628