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First published 2013-8

Unpaid Work as an Alternative to Imprisonment for Fine Default in Austria and Scotland

Gill McIvor, Carlotta Pirnat, Christian Grafl

European Journal of Probation

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First published 2013-9

Exposing the Injustice of Imprisonment for Fine Default

Gaye Lansdell, Bernadette Saunders, Anna Eriksson [...]

Alternative Law Journal

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First published 2010-1

Disentangling the Impact of Multiple Innovations to Reduce Delayed Hospital Discharges

Ana Manzano-Santaella

Journal of Health Services Research & Policy

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First published 1997-06

Imprisoned for Debt

Probation Journal

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First published 2003-05

Financial Penalties as a Sentence of the Court:

John Raine, Eileen Dunstan, Alan Mackie

Criminology & Criminal Justice

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First published 2025

Korean Citizens’ Attitudes Toward Income-Based Fines

Don Soo Chon

International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology

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First published 2015-9

A certain sense of fairness? Why fines were made affordable

Patricia Faraldo Cabana

European Journal of Criminology

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First published 2022-3

Motorists’ perceptions of factors that influence payment of speeding fines in Cape Town,South Africa: application of the Theory of Planned Behaviour

Jason Bantjes, Sophia du Plessis, Ada Jansen [...]

South African Journal of Psychology

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First published 1983-06

Money Payment Supervision Orders and their Place in the Enforcement Procedure

Mary Kenny

International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology

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First published 2023-9

An Obscured View of “Both Sides”: Default Whiteness and the Protest Paradigm in Television News Coverage of the Charlottesville “Unite the Right” Rally

Angie Chuang, Autumn Tyler

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

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