Resources
| DOI | 10.1177/026455050004700228 |
| Published date | 01 June 2000 |
| Date | 01 June 2000 |
| Subject Matter | Articles |
of Victim Support - to discuss the
RESOURCES potential role for restorative justice in the
Criminal Justice System. It covers issues
such as the need for a programme of
effective evaluation and the way in which
the benefits of restorative justice could be
presented to a wider audience. An
1
% *
interesting report, but at £10 for a 45 page
A
fully revised edition of the popular
booklet, somewhat overpriced. Restorative
National Probation Research and
Justice From Margins to Mainstream,
Information Exchange (NPRIE) Guide to
published by the Restorative Justice
Useful Websites for Probation and Related
Consortium and available from the Prison
Professionals is now available. It has been
Reform Trust, 15 Northburgh Street,
substantially revised and up-dated and
London ECIV OJR.
now
includes over 90 new sites and an
expanded section on search engines and
how to use them. Available from the
SEE=
Library, Inner London Probation Service,
71-73 Great Peter Street, London
Based on a lecture first given in May
SW1P 2BN. Single copies £6.50; for
1999, this occasional paper by Mike Nellis
orders of 5 or more, £5 each; for orders of
outlines &dquo;a viable philosophy for a range
10 or more, £~ each. Cheques should be
of organisations, working in different
made payable to ILPS (invoices cannot be
ways, to reduce offending outside prison.&dquo;
issued).
The author argues strongly for the
conceptual importance of ’community
MEME=
justice’ as a prerequisite tor a &dquo;just and
+
decent society&dquo;. A
typically fluent essay,
Creating Community Justice is well worth
Taking Children Seriously sets out the
reading. Available from the Department of
international and national context for the
Social Work, University of Birmingham.
development of...
To continue reading
Request your trial