Promoting Human Goods and Reducing Risk
by Ward, Professor Tony
June 4, 2015
Source: (2006) In, Report on the 2006 COnference — ‘Beyond Retribution.’ Aukland, NZ: Prison Fellowship New Zealand. pp.111-117. PendingRehabilitation should be concerned with equipping offenders with the capabilities and values to live prosocial and personally meaningful...
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Restorative Justice for Young People in New Zealand: Lessons from Research
by Maxwell, Dr Gabrielle
June 4, 2015
Source: (2006) In, Report on the 2006 COnference — ‘Beyond Retribution.’ Aukland, NZ: Prison Fellowship New Zealand. pp. 93-106. e New Zealand system of youth justice is unique in being the first (and currently the only) complete system of youth justice built around...
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“Preserving Internal Validity in Correctional Evaluation Research: The Biased Assignment Design as an Alternative to Randomized Design”
by Minor, Kevin I.
June 4, 2015
Source: (1990) Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice. 6: 216-225. Internal validity refers to the confidence with which changes in a dependent variable can be isolated from the effects of extraneous factors and causally attributed to the effects of an independent variable. While a...
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Safer Saner Schools:Restorative Practices in Schools in Education.
by Wachtel, Ted
June 4, 2015
Source: (2009) Bethelhem, PA: International Institute of Restorative Practices Proactively, restorative practices improves relationships and communication among students, parents, teachers and administrators. When wrongdoing occurs, instead of simply doling out punishment, schools use...
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Doing Adult Justice
by Carruthers, Judge David
June 4, 2015
Source: (2006) In, Report on the 2006 COnference — ‘Beyond Retribution.’ Aukland, NZ: Prison Fellowship New Zealand. pp.71-76. I want to start by congratulating the conference organisers on their timing. ere is now intense interest in New Zealand in re-looking at our notions...
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“Pre-crime and post-criminology?”
by Zedner, Lucia
June 4, 2015
Source: (2007) Theoretical Criminology. 11(2): 261–281 Conventionally, crime is regarded principally as harm or wrong and the dominant ordering practices arise post hoc. In the emerging pre-crime society, crime is conceived essentially as risk or potential loss, ordering practices are...
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Summary of Day One
by Boston, Professor Jonathan
June 4, 2015
Source: (2006) In, Report on the 2006 COnference — ‘Beyond Retribution.’ Aukland, NZ: Prison Fellowship New Zealand. pp.67. Listing of topics discussed in day one of the...
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“Popular Justice in Mozambique: Between State Law and Folk Law”
by Gundersen, Aase
June 4, 2015
Source: (1992) Social & Legal Studies. 1: 257-282. This article will discuss how the local popular tribunal in Mozambique operates in the borderlands between the formal and informal systems of law, with influence from state law as well as from local legal orders. The ideology of popular...
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The Case for a Multi-Party Accord: A Panel Discussion
by Boston, Professor Jonathan
June 4, 2015
Source: (2006) In, Report on the 2006 COnference — ‘Beyond Retribution.’ Aukland, NZ: Prison Fellowship New Zealand. pp.59-65. At the Beyond Retribution Conference a panel of politicians discussed the formation of a multi- party accord on Law and Order. e vision for such an...
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Punishment, Politics & Public Opinion: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Revisited.
by Pratt, Professor John
June 4, 2015
Source: (2006) In, Report on the 2006 COnference — ‘Beyond Retribution.’ Aukland, NZ: Prison Fellowship New Zealand. pp. 51-57. It is shameful in terms of its social cost. Of course there are some very bad people who have to be in prison because they are too dangerous to be...
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How to Reduce the New Zealand Prison Population
by Whitty, D John
June 4, 2015
Source: (2006) In, Report on the 2006 COnference — ‘Beyond Retribution.’ Aukland, NZ: Prison Fellowship New Zealand. pp. 44-50. However, it is important to recognise that the majority of offenders in prison are there for serious offences. Any paper looking at how to reduce...
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“The politics of increasing punitiveness and the rising populism in Japanese criminal justice policy”
by Miyazawa, Setsuo
June 4, 2015
Source: (2008) Punishment & Society. 10(1): 47–77 The purpose of this article is (1) to establish that increasing punitiveness characterizes criminal justice policies in Japan and (2) to explain this trend in terms of the penal populism promoted by crime victims and supporting...
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Sentencing and Parole: A New Paradigm.
by Young, Dr. Warren
June 4, 2015
Source: (2006) In, Report on the 2006 COnference — ‘Beyond Retribution.’ Aukland, NZ: Prison Fellowship New Zealand. pp. 37-42. e paper that follows is based upon that presented to the Prison Fellowship’s “Beyond Retribution†conference in May. However, it...
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“Political Reconciliation Through a Struggle for Recognition?”
by Schaap, Andrew
June 4, 2015
Source: (2004) Social & Legal Studies. 13(4): 523–540. In societies divided by a history of political violence, political reconciliation depends on transforming a relation of enmity into one of civic friendship. In such contexts, the discourse of recognition provides a ready frame...
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The Justice Sector and the Challenge of a Growing Prison Population
by Burton, Hon Mark
June 4, 2015
Source: (2006) In, Report on the 2006 COnference — ‘Beyond Retribution.’ Aukland, NZ: Prison Fellowship New Zealand. pp.17-22. At the start of this conference you heard my colleague Corrections Minister Damien O’Connor talk about the challenges facing the prison...
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