Sentencing - Theory, Law and Practice

Nigel Walker · Nicola Padfield

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PART I General 1. Sentencing procedure and appeals 2. Information about the offender 3. The relevance of explanations 4. Aggravation and mitigation 5. Discrimination and mercy 6. Background information 7. The efficacy of correctives 8. General deterrence and education 9. Sentencers' aims PART II Imprisonment 10. Using imprisonment 11. Imprisonment's wanted and unwanted effects 12. Administration, location, allocation 13. Rules, grievances and rights 14. Getting out PART III Non-custodial measures 15. Diversion and nominal measures 16. Financial measures 17. Community penalties 18. Philosophies and effectiveness of supervision 19. The control of stigma PART IV Special categories 20. Young adult offenders 21. Mentally disordered offenders 22. Dangerous offenders 23. Traffic offenders 24. The executive and the judiciary Index

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