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Probably The Best Collection There Is, Civilizing Criminal Justice Is An Inescapable Resource For Anyone Interested In Restorative Justice: Truly International And Packed With Experience While Combining History, Theory, Developments And Practical Advice.this Volume Of Specially Commissioned Contributions By Widely Respected Commentators On Crime And Punishment From Various Countries Is A 'break-through' In Bringing Together Some Of The Best Arguments For Long-overdue Penal Reform. An Increasingly Urgent Need To Change Outmoded Criminal Processes, Even In Advanced Democracies, Demands An End To Those Penal Excesses Driven By Political Expediency And Damaging Notions Of Retribution, Deterrence And Punishment For Its Own Sake. 'civilising' Criminal Justice Will Make It Fairer, More Consistent, Understandable And Considerate Towards Victims Of Crime, Currently Largely Excluded From Participation. Principles Of Reparative And Restorative Justice Have Become Increasingly Influential In The Quest To Provide Justice Which Tackles Harm, Compensates Victims, Repairs Relationships, Resolves Debilitating Conflicts And Calls Offenders To Account. And In Any Case, What Real Justification Is Ther
- Author
- David J Cornwell; John R Blad; Martin Wright
- Publisher
- Winchester: Waterside Press
- Published
- 2013
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781904380047
- Subjects
- Science, Social Science, Social_sciences
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