01451nam a2200229   45000010005000001000041000051010008000462000135000542100049001892150021002383300727002596060032009866060046010186060016010646060015010806060025010956060027011206060008011477000028011557010025011838520013012086004  a20010326d1978       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aEuropean alternatives to criminal trials and their applicability in the United StatesfWilliam L.F. Felstiner, Ann Barthelmes Drew  aWashingtoncU.S. Department of Justiced1978  aIV, 76 p.d26 cm  aIntroduction. Methodology. The transfer to police: On-the-spot fines; Other police fines. The transfer to prosecutors: A. Prosecutorial convictions; B. Prosecutorial fines; C. Prosecutorial probation and conditional dismissal; D. Unconditional prosecutorial dismissal; E. The substitution of written orders for trial. The transfer to administrative law. The transfer to lay courts. The transfer to civil courts (decriminalization): A. shoplifting. B. Company justice. Substituting lay judges for juries. Appendix 1: Non-european alternatives. Appendix 2: Information sheet. Appendix 3: Questionnaire. Appendix 4: Summary and consequences for criminal policy. Appendix 5: Survey respondents and field research interviewees.  aDIREITO PENAL INTERNACIONAL  aCOOPERAÇÃO JUDICIÁRIA INTERNACIONAL  aMETODOLOGIA  aJULGAMENTO  aHISTÓRIA CRIMINAL   aDESCRIMINALIZAÇÃO   aEUA  aFELSTINERbWilliam L.F.  aDREWbAnn Barthelmes  j341.4FEL