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Introduction | |
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Defining Terms | |
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The Origins and Growth of Comparative Criminal Justice | |
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Why Compare Systems of and Issues in Criminal Justice? | |
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The Historical-Political Approach | |
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Model Systems | |
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Basic Values in the Criminal Justice System | |
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Political Culture versus Politicized Justice | |
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The Plan of This Book | |
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Summary | |
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Comparative CJ at the Movies: "Hotel Rwanda" (2005) | |
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Critical Thinking Exercise: Honor Killing | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Web Pages for Chapter | |
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Measuring and Comparing Crime in and Across Nations | |
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Why Measure Crime and Compare Crime Data? | |
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The Historical Background of International Crime Data | |
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The Different Kinds of Crime Data | |
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Limitations of International Crime Data | |
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How to Compare International Crime Data | |
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International Crime Rates | |
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The Exception: Countries with Low Crime | |
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How Does the United States Measure Up? | |
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Summary | |
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Comparative CJ at the Movies: "Taken" (2008) | |
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Critical Thinking Exercise: Wales Has the Third Highest Rate of Violence? | |
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Discussion Questions and Exercises | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Web Pages for Chapter | |
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Families of Law. | |
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Ancient and Lesser-Employed Legal Traditions | |
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Clarifying Terms | |
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The Civil Law | |
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The Common Law | |
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The Socialist Law | |
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The Sacred Law | |
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Summary | |
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Comparative CJ at the Movies: "Slumdog Millionaire" (2008) | |
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Critical Thinking Exercise: Equal in China? | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Web Pages for Chapter | |
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Six Model Nations | |
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Key Terms and Concepts | |
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England | |
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Overview | |
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Historical Developments | |
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Crime | |
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Criminal Law | |
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The Criminal Justice System | |
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Comparisons with the United States | |
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France | |
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Overview | |
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Historical Developments | |
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Crime | |
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Criminal Law | |
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The Criminal Justice System | |
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Comparisons with the United States | |
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Germany | |
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Overview | |
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Historical Developments | |
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Crime | |
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Criminal Law | |
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The Criminal Justice System | |
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Comparisons with the United States. | |
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China | |
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Overview | |
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Historical Developments | |
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Crime | |
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Criminal Law | |
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The Criminal Justice System | |
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Comparisons with the United States | |
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Japan | |
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Overview | |
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Historical Developments | |
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Crime | |
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Criminal Law | |
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The Criminal Justice System | |
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Comparisons with the United States | |
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Saudi Arabia | |
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Overview | |
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Historical Developments | |
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Crime | |
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Criminal Law | |
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The Criminal Justice System | |
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Comparisons with the United States | |
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Summary | |
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Comparative CJ at the Movies: "Crash" (2006) | |
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Critical Thinking Exercise: Oil Industry Faces Trial on Rights Abuses | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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For Further Reading. | |
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Relevant Web Pages | |
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Criminal Justice Processes | |
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Law Enforcement: Functions, Organization, and Community Involvement | |
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Key Terms and Concepts | |
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Functions of Police | |
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Deviance Control | |
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Civil Order Control | |
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The Functional Organization of Police Forces | |
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Comparing the Different Styles of Policing | |
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Policing Styles | |
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Community Policing | |
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Zero Tolerance Policing | |
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Proactive Policing | |
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Peace Operations and Peacekeeping | |
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Policing in the Model Countries | |
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England | |
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France | |
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Germany | |
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China | |
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Japan | |
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Saudi Arabia | |
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Community Policing in the Model Countries | |
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International Police Cooperation | |
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Barriers to Cooperation | |
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Changing Role of Police | |
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Summary | |
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Comparative CJ at the Movies: "Rendition" (2007) | |
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Critical Thinking Exercise: Police Policy of Pay-for-sex Services is Challenged | |
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Discussion Questions and Exercises | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Relevant Web Pages | |
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Criminal Procedure | |
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Key Terms and Concepts | |
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The Adversarial System | |
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Common Law Criminal Procedure | |
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The Right to Counsel | |
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The Right to Remain Silent | |
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The Right to Trial by Jury | |
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The Right to Bail | |
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The Differences in Criminal Procedure Rules in Common Law Countries | |
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The Inquisitorial System | |
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Civil Law Criminal Procedure | |
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The Investigation | |
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The Right to Counsel | |
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The Right to Remain Silent | |
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The Trial | |
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Similarities and Differences Between the French, German, and American Systems | |
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The Mixed Court | |
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Socialist Criminal Procedure | |
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Pretrial Investigation, Arrest, and Detention | |
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The Right to Counsel | |
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The Trial Process and Judicial Fairness | |
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Distinctive Aspects of Socialist Law Procedure | |
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Japan: The Hybrid Situation | |
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Sacred (Islamic) Criminal Procedure | |
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The Convergence of Systems | |
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Constitutional Review | |
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Constitutional Review in Model Countries | |
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Beyond Constitutional Review: Supranational Courts of Human Rights | |
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Summary | |
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Comparative CJ at the Movies: "Lord of War" (2005) | |
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Critical Thinking Exercise: Suspects Shot "Casing Videos" | |
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Discussion Questions and Activities | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Relevant Web Pages | |
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Courts and Adjudication | |
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Key Terms and Concepts | |
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The Legal Profession | |
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Key Issues in the Legal Profession | |
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The Concept of a Court | |
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The Development of Courts in Western Nations | |
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The Study of Courts | |
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Courts and the Legal Profession in England | |
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Courts and the Legal Profession in France | |
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Courts and the Legal Profession in Germany | |
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Courts and the Legal Profession in China | |
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Courts and the Legal Profession in Japan | |
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Courts and the Legal Profession in Saudi Arabia | |
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Supranational Courts | |
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Supranational Courts Today | |
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The Development of the ECHR | |
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International Court of Justice | |
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Dealing with International Criminals: The ICTY, ICTR, and ICC | |
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International Criminal Court | |
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The Legal Jurisdiction of Supranational Courts | |
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Future Developments in Supranational Courts | |
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Summary | |
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Comparative CJ at the Movies: "Last King of Scotland" (2006) | |
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Critical Thinking Exercise: Questions about South Korea's Constitutional Court | |
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Discussion Questions and Exercises | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Relevant Web Pages | |
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After Conviction: The Sentencing Process | |
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Key Terms and Concepts | |
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The Purposes of Criminal Sanctions | |
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Sentencing Practices | |
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Corporal Punishment | |
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Noncustodial Sanctions | |
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Monetary Sanctions | |
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Fines | |
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Day Fines | |
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Confiscation and Forfeiture | |
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Restitution and Community Service | |
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Community Supervision | |
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Probation | |
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House Arrest | |
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Electronic Monitoring | |
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Exile | |
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Warnings | |
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Other punishments | |
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Imprisonment | |
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International Prison Data | |
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Limits of International Prison Data | |
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Commitment to Mental Hospitals | |
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The Death Penalty | |
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Public Opinion and Sentencing | |
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Summary | |
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Comparative CJ at the Movies: "Traffic" (2001) | |
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Critical Thinking Exercise: A Possible Move from the Adversarial to the Inquisitorial Legal System? | |
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Discussion Questions and Exercises | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Relevant Web Pages | |
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Penal Policy and Prison Systems | |
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Key Terms and Concepts | |
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The Evolution of Prison Systems | |
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Penal Policy in the Model Nations. | |
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England and Wales | |
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France | |
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Germany | |
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China | |
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Japan | |
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Saudi Arabia | |
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Prison Crowding | |
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Prison Crowding Data | |
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Effects of Prison Crowding | |
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Solutions to Prison Crowding | |
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Rights of Prisoners | |
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Treatment of Offenders in the Custody of the United States | |
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Summary | |
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Comparative CJ at the Movies: "Return to Paradise" (1998) | |
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Critical Thinking Exercise: The global shift against the death penalty | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Relevant Web Pages | |
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Modern Dilemmas in International Criminal Justice | |
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Terrorism | |
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Key Terms and Concepts | |
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The Historical Background of Terrorism | |
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Defining Terrorism | |
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The Goals of Terrorism | |
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The Prevalence of Terrorism | |
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Terrorist Groups | |
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Northern Ireland | |
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Palestine | |
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Al-Qaida | |
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Terrorism in the Model Nations | |
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Responses to International Terrorism | |
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Foreign Policy | |
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International Cooperation Strategies | |
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Military and Police Detection and Apprehension Strategies | |
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Adjudication | |
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The Future of Terrorism | |
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Summary | |
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Comparative CJ at the Movies: "Syriana" (2005) | |
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Critical Thinking Exercise: Fighting Terrorism through Anti-Drug Investigations? | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Relevant Web Pages | |
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Transnational Organized Crime and Corruption | |
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Key Terms and Concepts | |
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What is Organized Crime? | |
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The Scope of the Organized Crime Problem Worldwide | |
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The Organized Crime Situation in Selected World Regions | |
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Europe | |
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Central Asia | |
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Other World Regions | |
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Corruption | |
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Responses to Organized Crime | |
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Summary | |
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Comparative CJ at the Movies: "Blood Diamond" (2006) | |
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Critical Thinking Exercise: International Money Laundering Scheme | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Relevant Web Pages | |
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Juvenile Justice in International Perspective | |
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Key Terms and Concepts | |
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What is Delinquency? | |
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Measuring Delinquency | |
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Adjudicating Juveniles | |
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The United Nations and Juvenile Justice | |
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Correcting Juveniles: Punishment versus Rehabilitation | |
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Delinquency Prevention Approaches | |
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Juvenile Justice in Model Countries | |
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England | |
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France | |
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Germany | |
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Japan | |
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China | |
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Saudi Arabia | |
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Future of Juvenile Justice | |
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Summary | |
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Comparative CJ at the Movies: "Midnight Express" (1978) | |
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Critical Thinking Exercise: United Nations Urged to End Executions of Juvenile Offenders | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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Relevant Web Pages | |
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For Further Reading | |