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Book review: Reform and punishment: The future of sentencing

Punishment & Society

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First published online October, 2004

Book review: Reform and punishment: The future of sentencing

Volume 6, Issue 4

https://doi.org/10.1177/146247450400600410

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Home Office (2001) Making sentences work: Report of a review of the sentencing framework for England and Wales (The Halliday Report). London: Home Office .

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