The first probation officers in England and Wales 1906-14 / Raymond Gard
In: British Journal of Criminology (The).ISSN 0007-0955. Oxford. Vol. 47, n. 6 (November 2007) , p. 938-954Idioma: Inglês.Assunto: REGIME DE PROVA | SANÇÃO PENAL | METODOLOGIAS | ESTUDO DE CASOS | INGLATERRA | PAÍS DE GALES Resumo: This essay uses contemporary sources to argue that the first probation officers appointed following the probation of offenders act of 1907 were very different from the police court missionaries then working in the courts of London. It uses both published and archive material to reveal the methods and aims of the new officers and contrasts them with those of the existing system of missionaries. The work adapts and borrows from Garland's (1985) work describing the creation of a penal welfare complex and, in particular, his analysis of the methods used by the newly appointed probation officers.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Analíticos de Periódicos | Biblioteca da Polícia Judiciária | PJ28392 (Browse shelf) | Available |
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This essay uses contemporary sources to argue that the first probation officers appointed following the probation of offenders act of 1907 were very different from the police court missionaries then working in the courts of London. It uses both published and archive material to reveal the methods and aims of the new officers and contrasts them with those of the existing system of missionaries. The work adapts and borrows from Garland's (1985) work describing the creation of a penal welfare complex and, in particular, his analysis of the methods used by the newly appointed probation officers.
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