Criminal justice and government at a time of austerity

Abstract

This paper considers the state of criminal justice as it has developed in England over the last 15 – 20 years; the assumptions and policies which have led to that situation; and the reductions in public expenditure which must now be expected in all areas of public expenditure. This should be a moment when radical changes will be needed, but may also be easier to achieve in the style and scope of government, in what it expects from its public services, and perhaps in the nation’s attitudes to social and political issues and the means of dealing with them.

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