Racism, crime and justice

Benjamin Bowling · Coretta Phillips

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Criminal Justice and Penology Policing Practices and Perceptions Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis

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1. Introduction - From Scarman to Lawrence: Racism, Crime and Justice 1979-99 2. Thinking about Racism, Crime and Justice 3. Victimisation and Racist Victimisation 4. 'Race' and Crime 5. Policing 6. Prosecution and Sentencing 7. Prison and Probation 8. Criminal Justice Practitioners 9. Conclusion Suggestions for Further Reading

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