Author: Berman, Greg
Title: Lasting Change or Passing Fad?: Problem-Solving Justice in England and Wales
Summary: Problem-solving justice seeks to improve court outcomes for victims, defendants, and communities. In doing so, it builds on the desire of judges, prosecutors, lawyers, court managers, and other justice system players to respond more creatively and effectively to local crime problems as well as the kinds of individual problems that often fuel crime. This report looks at the movement toward problem-solving justice in England and Wales. It reviews what has been accomplished to date and addresses some of the challenges faced by individual projects and the problem-solving movement as a whole.
Details: London: Policy Exchange, 2009. 45p.
Source: Internet Resource
Year: 2009
Country: United Kingdom
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Shelf Number: 117305
Keywords:
Courts (U.K.)Neighborhood Justice Centers (U.K.) |
