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Select article: Reducing female admissions to custody: Exploring the options at sentencing

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First published 2017-11

Reducing female admissions to custody: Exploring the options at sentencing

Julian V Roberts, Gabrielle Watson

Criminology & Criminal Justice

Select article: Drug Treatment and Electronically Monitored Home Confinement: An Evaluation of a Community-Based Sentencing Option

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Drug Treatment and Electronically Monitored Home Confinement: An Evaluation of a Community-Based Sentencing Option

Annette Jolin, Brian Stipak

Crime & Delinquency

Select article: When and where did it happen? Systematic differences in recall of core and optional sentence information

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When and where did it happen? Systematic differences in recall of core and optional sentence information

Jan Chromý, Sonja Vojvodić

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

Select article: What has meta-analysis ever done for me? A comment on the context and value of the research presented in: `Is custody an effective sentencing option for the UK? Evidence from a meta-analysis of existing studies'

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What has meta-analysis ever done for me? A comment on the context and value of the research presented in: `Is custody an effective sentencing option for the UK? Evidence from a meta-analysis of existing studies'

Kerry McCarthy

Probation Journal

Select article: Is custody an effective sentencing option for the UK? Evidence from a meta-analysis of existing studies

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Is custody an effective sentencing option for the UK? Evidence from a meta-analysis of existing studies

Kevin Marsh, Chris Fox, Rashmi Sarmah

Probation Journal

Select article: Race/Ethnicity and Sentencing Outcomes Among Drug Offenders in North Carolina

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Race/Ethnicity and Sentencing Outcomes Among Drug Offenders in North Carolina

Pauline K. Brennan, Cassia Spohn

Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice

Select article: Modern diversion or colonial hangover? The history and development of suspended sentences in South Australia

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Modern diversion or colonial hangover? The history and development of suspended sentences in South Australia

Evan Smith

Journal of Criminology

Select article: ‘We have no awareness of what they actually do’: Magistrates’ knowledge of and confidence in community sentences for women offenders in England and Wales

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‘We have no awareness of what they actually do’: Magistrates’ knowledge of and confidence in community sentences for women offenders in England and Wales

Gemma Birkett

Criminology & Criminal Justice

Select article: The Criminological Case Evaluation and Sentencing Recommendation: An Idea Whose Time Has Come

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The Criminological Case Evaluation and Sentencing Recommendation: An Idea Whose Time Has Come

G. Thomas Gitchoff, George E. Rush

International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology

Select article: Mandatory Minimum Sentencing in Florida: Past Trends and Future Implications

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First published 1992-07

Mandatory Minimum Sentencing in Florida: Past Trends and Future Implications

William D. Bales, Linda G. Dees

Crime & Delinquency

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