| Public order and private lives : the politics of law and order |
Mike Brake |
3 |
| Regulating fraud : white-collar crime and the criminal process |
Michael Levi |
3 |
| Where next for criminal justice? |
David Faulkner |
2 |
| Crime, state and citizen : a field full of folk |
David Faulkner |
2 |
| Negotiating domestic violence : police, criminal justice and victims |
Carolyn Hoyle |
2 |
| Making amends : mediation and reparation in criminal justice |
Gwynn Davis |
2 |
| Licence to kill : Britain's surrender to violence |
David Fraser |
2 |
| Justice on trial : radical solutions for a system at breaking point |
Chris Daw |
2 |
| Responses to crime |
David James George Hennessy Windlesham |
2 |
| In the name of the law : the collapse of criminal justice |
David Rose |
2 |
| Forgiving justice : a Quaker vision for criminal justice |
Tim Newell |
2 |
| English criminal justice |
Edmond Gabbay |
2 |
| The criminal process |
Andrew Ashworth |
2 |
| The criminal process : an evaluative study |
Andrew Ashworth |
2 |
| The culture of control : crime and social order in contemporary society |
David Garland |
2 |
| Defendants in the criminal process |
Anthony E. Bottoms |
2 |
| Police custody : governance, legitimacy and reform in the criminal justice process |
Layla Skinns |
2 |
| Victimology : the victim and the criminal justice process |
Sandra Walklate |
2 |
| Victims of crime and community justice |
Brian Williams |
2 |
| Research and criminal policy |
John Croft |
1 |
| Transportation not necessary |
C. B. Adderley |
1 |
| Reimagining black art and criminology : a new criminological imagination |
Martin Glynn |
1 |
| Reimagining rehabilitation : beyond the individual |
Lol Burke |
1 |
| Reoffending : a practitioner's guide to working with offenders and offending behaviour in the criminal justice system |
Jonathan Hussey |
1 |
| Thirty-six murders & two immoral earnings |
Ludovic Kennedy |
1 |
| Punishment and welfare : a history of penal strategies |
David Garland |
1 |
| Rethinking miscarriages of justice : beyond the tip of the iceberg |
Michael Naughton |
1 |
| The victim in criminal law and justice |
Tyrone Kirchengast |
1 |
| Right for the wrong reasons : making sense of criminal justice failure |
Richard Garside |
1 |
| Servant of the crown : a civil servant's story of criminal justice and public service reform |
David Faulkner |
1 |
| Sex crime : sex offending and society |
Terry Thomas |
1 |
| Shaping the criminal justice system : the role of those supported by criminal justice services |
Beth Weaver |
1 |
| Truth, error, and criminal law : an essay in legal epistemology |
Larry Laudan |
1 |
| Punishing violence |
Antonia Cretney |
1 |
| Signs of trouble : aspects of delinquency |
Laurie Taylor |
1 |
| Public safety and civil liberties |
Richard L. Clutterbuck |
1 |
| Unlocking the prison muse : the inspirations and effects of prisoners' writing in Britain |
Julian Broadhead |
1 |
| Public protection and the criminal justice process |
Mike Nash |
1 |
| Protection and accountability : the reporting, investigation and prosecution of domestic violence cases : a research and literature review |
Kate Paradine |
1 |
| Privatising justice : the security industry and crime control |
Wendy Fitzgibbon |
1 |
| Privatisation in criminal justice : key issues and debates |
Christopher Hamerton |
1 |
| Prisons and the process of justice : the reductionist challenge |
Andrew Rutherford |
1 |
| Victims' experiences of the criminal justice response to domestic abuse : beyond glasswalls |
Emma Forbes |
1 |
| Preventive justice |
Andrew Ashworth |
1 |
| Preventive Justice and the Power of Policy Transfer |
James Thomas Ogg |
1 |
| Presumed guilty : the British legal system exposed |
Michael Mansfield |
1 |
| Policing and criminal justice |
Christopher Blake |
1 |
| The state of our prisons |
Roy D. King |
1 |
| The new Ministry of Justice : an introduction |
Bryan Gibson |
1 |
| The monstering of Myra Hindley |
Nina Wilde |
1 |
| The state of justice |
Michael Zander |
1 |
| The metamorphosis of criminal justice : a comparative account |
Jacqueline Hodgson |
1 |
| The making of criminal justice policy |
Sue Hobbs |
1 |
| The imprisonment of the innocent |
Malcolm Sinclair |
1 |
| The framework of criminal justice |
Michael King |
1 |
| The enemy without : policing and class consciousness in the miners' strike |
Penny Green |
1 |
| The decision to prosecute |
A. F. Wilcox |
1 |
| The policy making process in the criminal justice system |
Adrian Barton |
1 |
| The prisoners' dilemma : political economy and punishment in contemporary democracies |
Nicola Lacey |
1 |
| The prosecutor |
Nazir Afzal |
1 |
| The criminal process |
Liz Campbell |
1 |
| The short guide to criminal justice |
Lisa O'Malley |
1 |
| The criminal justice system : landscape review |
Amyas Morse |
1 |
| The cost of crime |
Norman Fowler |
1 |
| The control of commercial fraud |
L. H. Leigh |
1 |
| The coalition years : criminal justice in the United Kingdom 2010 to 2015 |
Richard Garside |
1 |
| The Queen vs Trenton Oldfield : a prison diary |
Trenton Oldfield |
1 |
| The Public Prosecution Service : setting the standard |
Keir Starmer |
1 |
| The Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 : a basic guide for practitioners |
Leonard Jason-Lloyd |
1 |
| The Corston report : a report by Baronness Jean Corston of a review of women with particular vulnerabilities in the criminal justice system : the need for a distinct, radically different, visibly-led, strategic, proportionate, holistic, woman-centred, integrated approach |
Jean Corston |
1 |
| The Bradley report : Lord Bradley's review of people with mental health problems or learning disabilities in the criminal justice system : executive summary |
Keith John Charles Bradley |
1 |
| Text and materials on the criminal justice process |
Nicola Padfield |
1 |
| Taking its toll : the regressive impact of property crime in Britain |
David Lammy |
1 |
| Police reform : forces for change |
Stephen P. Savage |
1 |
| System of justice : an introduction to the criminal justice system in England and Wales |
Mike Fitzgerald |
1 |
| Summary justice : judges address juries |
Paul Robertshaw |
1 |
| Summary justice : are magistrates up to it? |
Roger Farrington |
1 |
| Some notes on the Metropolitan Police, London : with some footnotes on magistrates courts |
Bill Griffiths |
1 |
| Some afterthoughts on the Royal Commission on Criminal Justice in England and Wales |
W. G. Runciman |
1 |
| Social inquiry reports : a survey |
Jennifer Thorpe |
1 |
| Simple justice |
Charles A. Murray |
1 |
| 'War with crime' : papers on crime, reformatories, etc. |
J. Barwick Lloyd Baker |
1 |
| Perverting the course of justice : how law and order collapsed while your back was turned |
Inspector Gadget |
1 |
| Criminal judges : legitimacy, courts and state-induced guilty pleas in Britain |
Michael McConville |
1 |
| Crime and criminal justice since 1945 |
Terence Morris |
1 |
| Crime and criminology : a critical introduction |
Nigel Walker |
1 |
| Crime in Britain Today |
Clive Borrell |
1 |
| Crime, policy and the media : the shaping of criminal justice, 1989-2010 |
Jon Silverman |
1 |
| Crimes of mobility : criminal law and the regulation of immigration |
Ana J. Aliverti |
1 |
| Criminal Justice Act 1993 |
Rudi Fortson |
1 |
| Criminal justice |
Ursula Smartt |
1 |
| Crime and civil society : can we become a more law-abiding people? |
David G. Green |
1 |
| Criminal justice 2000 : strategies for a new century |
Michael Cavadino |
1 |
| Criminal justice : an introduction |
Peter Joyce |
1 |
| Criminal justice : text and materials |
Martin Wasik |
1 |
| Criminal justice and the treatment of offenders |
J. D. McClean |
1 |
| Criminal justice in England and the United States |
J. David Hirschel |
1 |
| Criminal justice system in England and Wales |
Gordon C. Barclay |
1 |
| Crime and criminal justice policy |
Tim Newburn |
1 |
| Crime : how to solve it - and why so much of what we're told is wrong |
Nick Ross |
1 |
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