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The Value Of A Community-Based Identity For Criminal Justice Services

Probation Journal

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First published online March, 2000

The Value Of A Community-Based Identity For Criminal Justice Services

Volume 47, Issue 1

https://doi.org/10.1177/026455050004700108

Abstract

Mairi Brackenridge discusses Scotland's Criminal Justice Social Work Services in the context of recent developments in England and Wales. She opposes the notion of 'punishment' as a defining feature of Probation work and concludes that the notion of a service located in the community should continue to have primacy in any system.

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