Davies, Croall & Tyrer's Criminal Justice

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Davies, Croall & Tyrer's Criminal Justice, 6th edition, offers a comprehensive introduction to the criminal justice system in England and Wales. The perfect companion for anyone studying criminal justice as part of a Law or Criminology degree, this resource is designed to ensure that you understand:

The criminal justice process, institutions, personnel and agencies which work within it;
The purpose and role of the criminal justice system in the 21st century;
The different models of criminal justice and the underlying theories and perspectives that underpin them;
The current criminal justice laws and policies.

This new updated edition has been fully revised to cover important topics including policing priorities, hate crimes, ethnicity, victims, cultural complexities, resource constraints, domestic and international crime, court delays, the Sentencing Bill 2025 and a potential paradigm shift in sentencing away from the use of imprisonment towards community sentences. Also new to this edition is a ninth model of justice – the asymmetric model.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-06-23
Vikt1 025 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor704
Upplaga6
FörlagPearson Education
ISBN9781292753096

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Professor Malcolm Davies is a retired professor of law and penology. He was a Senior Research Fellow at the Californian Attorney General’s Office, Bureau of Statistics and a visiting lecturer in the Law Schools at the University of Helsinki and the University of California at Davis and Berkeley.Dr Susanna Menis , BA Law, MSc Criminology, PhD law/Criminology, MA Historical Research, is a Senior Lecturer in Law and Criminology at Birkbeck London University, School of Law. Her research and teaching reflect an interest in criminology, law and the humanities, socio-historical and doctrinal approaches to law.Simon Fulgoni graduated from the University of Greenwich and completed postgraduate studies in the field of terrorism and counter-terrorism at Royal Holloway, University of London. His research focuses on international relations, far-right terrorism and white supremacist violent extremism. Simon is a visiting university lecturer and currently works as a civil servant at the Ministry of Justice in London, England.

1: What is criminal justice?2: What is crime?3: Victims and the impact of crime4: Governmental, political and administrative context of criminal justice in England and Wales5: Crime prevention and reduction6: The police7: Prosecution, caution and diversion8: Youth justice9: Criminal courts, judiciary and pre-trial procedures10: The trial and establishing guilt11: Sentencing aims and process12: Punishment philosophies and penal paradigms13: Prisons14: Probation Service and community penalties15: Conclusion