Managing criminal justice

John W. Raine · Michael J. Willson

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Criminal Justice and Penology Public Policy and Administration Research Law, Economics, and Judicial Systems

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Part 1 Contexts and models: the courts under pressure changing policy and developing practice management models for criminal justice. Part 2 Strategies and consequences: controlling through standardization towards more accountable organization pushing for efficiency. Part 3 A question of balance: organizing the workload independence and interdependence professioals and the laity. Part 4 Consolidation: the future management of criminal justice.

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