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Community justice : the smell of fresh bread |
Francis Pakes and Jane Winstone |
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The probation service, public protection and dangerous offenders |
Mike Nash |
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Dim prospects : humanistic values and the fate of community justice |
Mike Nellis |
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The police service : from enforcement to management |
Robin Fletcher |
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Police and community justice in partnership |
Barry Loveday |
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'Tough on probation' : probation practice under the National Offender Management Service |
Dennis Gough |
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Working for community justice : a Home Office perspective |
Chris Lewis |
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A new chance for rehabilitation : multi-agency provision and potential under NOMS |
Aaron Pycroft |
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Crime prevention : the role and potential of schools |
Carol Hayden |
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The identification and management of anti-social and offending behaviour |
Ruth M. Hatcher and Clive R. Hollin |
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Community youth justice : policy, practices and public perception |
Nikki McKenzie |
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Community responses to hate crime |
Nathan Hall |
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Marginalized and disenfranchises : community justice and mentally disordered offenders |
Jane Winstone and Francis Pakes |
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Improving confidence in criminal justice : achieving community justice for victims and witnesses |
Jacki Tapley |
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Is research working? Revisiting the research and effective practice agenda |
James McGuire |
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Community justice in a safety culture : probation service and community justice in the Netherlands |
Miranda Boone |
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Community justice : the smell of fresh bread |
Francis Pakes and Jane Winstone |
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The probation service, public protection and dangerous offenders |
Mike Nash |
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Dim prospects : humanistic values and the fate of community justice |
Mike Nellis |
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