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_aAbolishing probation _ea political crime? |
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| 330 | _aIronically, on the eve of its centenary, the probation service - despite its unique position within the criminal justice system - is in greater danger of extinction than at any time in its history. This article argues that populist-driven policies offer little in the way of public protection against crime or reduction in the harm caused by it. Instead, it promotes the case for a renewed political commitment to probation by arguing for a constructive, evidence-based approach to community sentences based on the principle of consent, community participation, and selfsentencing - probationers sharing responsibility for devising their own rehabilitation programmes that exploit their strengths rather than their weaknesses. | ||
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_vV.53,n.4 _dDec. 2006 _p408-416 _tProbation Journal _cLondon |
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_aDIREITO PENAL _9220 |
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_aPOLÍTICA DE JUSTIÇA _97607 |
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_aPROBATION _95123 |
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_aREABILITAÇÃO _96471 |
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_aPRIESTLEY _bPhilip _918364 |
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_aVANSTONE _bMaurice _915203 |
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