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Publisher
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10
1841741906
ISBN-13
9781841741901
eBay Product ID (ePID)
30269100
Product Key Features
Edition
2
Book Title
Probation : Working for Justice
Number of Pages
478 Pages
Language
English
Topic
General, Penology
Publication Year
2001
Features
Revised
Genre
Law, Social Science
Format
Uk-Trade Paper
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1 in
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23.6 Oz
Item Length
8.7 in
Item Width
6 in
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LCCN
2002-514954
Dewey Edition
21
Reviews
Section 1 Justice in Focus1. John R M SCott: Human Rights: A Challenge to Culture and PRactice 2. Malcolm Lacey: Justice, Humanity and Mercy 3. David Faulkner: Probation, Citizenship and the Public Sector 4. Cedric Fullwood: The Social and Criminal Policy Context Section 2 Justice in Practice5. Brian Williams: Justice for Victims of Crime 6. Liz Hill: Working in the Courts 7. Hazel Kemshall: Risk, Public Protection and Justice 8. Karen Chouhan: Race Issues in Probation 9. Anne Worrall: Missed Opportunities? Probation and Women Offenders 10. Gwyneth Boswell: Deconstructing Dangerousness for Safer Practice 11. Peter Raynor: What Works - Have We Moved On? 12. Chris Johnson and Sue Rex: Community Service: Rediscovering Reintegration 13. Paul Thurston: Just Practice in Probation Hostels 14. Ira Unell: Controlling Drug Use - Where is Justice 15. Rob Canton: Rights, Probation and Mentally Disordered Offenders 16. Paul Holt: Case Management: Shaping Practice Section 3 Justice in Organisation17. Charlotte Knight: Training for a Modern Service 18. Keir Hopley: National Standards - Defining the Service 19. Jane Furniss: Performance and Accountability: The Role of the Inspectorate 20. John Raine: Modernisation and Criminal Justice 21. Norman Flynn: Organisation and Management: A Changing Agenda 22. Mike Nellis: Probation, Partnership and Civil Society 23. Malcolm Lacey: Reflections on Work in Progress
Dewey Decimal
364.6/3/0941
Edition Description
Revised edition
Table Of Content
Section 1 Justice in Focus 1. John R M Scott: Human Rights: A Challenge to Culture and PRactice2. Justice, Humanity and Mercy3. Probation, Citizenship and the Public Sector4. The Social and Criminal Policy ContextSection 2 Justice in Practice 5. Brian Williams: Justice for Victims of Crime6. Working in the Courts7. Risk, Public Protection and Justice8. Race Issues in Probation9. Missed Opportunities? Probation and Women Offenders10. Deconstructing Dangerousness for Safer Practice11. What Works - Have We Moved On?12. Community Service: Rediscovering Reintegration13. Just Practice in Probation Hostels14. Controlling Drug Use - Where is Justice15. Rights, Probation and Mentally Disordered Offenders16. Case Management: Shaping PracticeSection 3 Justice in Organisation 17. Charlotte Knight: Training for a Modern Service18. National Standards - Defining the Service19. Performance and Accountability: The Role of the Inspectorate20. Modernisation and Criminal Justice21. Organisation and Management: A Changing Agenda22. Probation, Partnership and Civil Society23. Reflections on Work in Progress
Synopsis
The probation service has a pivotal role in interpreting the concept of justice and advancing the cause of justice through practical action. This task is increasingly challenging. The nature of justice and the roles of the agencies dealing with offenders are now subject to increasing public expectations and scrutiny. A new National Probation Service for England and Wales was launched in April 2001 through which the Government intends to bring about consistent standards and practice. Leading academics, policy makers, managers and practitioners have combined to put the spotlight on what contribution probation can make to public protection and social justice. This book will help shape the new service and provide stimulus for critical debate., The probation service has a pivotal role in interpreting the concept of justice and advancing the cause of justice through practical action. This task is increasingly challenging and with the Criminal Justice and Court Services Act 2000 establishing the National Probation Service of England and Wales in April 2001, this book is a timely account of how this task will manifest itself, written by experts closely involved in this world of change. The increasing public expectation and scrutiny focused on the whole area of probation, coupled with the ongoing plans of the Government to bring about consistent standards and practice means that this is an area that will only continue to change and grow over the comming years. The probation service has to locate itself in a changing landscape and formulate a mission appropriate to the 21st century.Here leading academics, policy makers, managers and practitioners have combined to put the spotlight on what contribution probation can make to public protection and social justice. Their efforts, culminating in this book, will help shape the new service and provide stimulus for critical debate of · Justice and Rights - what role does probation have in the tensions between rights and responsibilities, between victims and offenders? Justice in Practice - how do competing demands affect day to day community supervision and What Works? Justice in Organisation - are the reforms of modernisation going to create a service that can deliver? It is of vital relevance to all who work in the probation world and to other criminal justice agencies and professionals., The probation service has a pivotal role in interpreting the concept of justice and advancing the cause of justice through practical action. Legislation such as the Human Rights Act 1998 will have a major impact on the probation service, which, at a time of increased public scrutiny, must not become marginalized in the justice debate. This work offers stimulus for critical debate at this time of change and development. It should be useful to professionals in the probation and associated criminal justice agencies, undergraduate and postgraduate students of probation studies, criminology, criminal justice, social policy, social work and youth justice.
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HV9345.A5P755 2002
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