So what does 'and society' mean?: Towards the new agendas for sentencing scholarship

C. Tata

So what does 'and society' mean? Towards the new agendas for sentencing scholarship

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This chapter aims to outline and illustrate some of the fundamental questions which a 'legal-philosophical in context approach' struggles to answer. It seeks to advance the case for a greatwer awareness of the sociology of sentencing and the kinds of insights and new agendas for research and policy it brings.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Sentencing & Society
Subtitle of host publication	International Perspectives
Editors	Cyrus Tata, Neil Hutton
Place of Publication	Aldershot, United Kingdom
Pages	5-44
Number of pages	40
Publication status	Published - Jul 2002

Keywords

sentencing
society
equality
jurisdiction
criminal procedure
government policy

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So what does 'and society' mean? Towards the new agendas for sentencing scholarship

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