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Punishing Persistent Offenders: Exploring Community and Offender Perspectives

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Punishing Persistent Offenders: Exploring Community and Offender Perspectives

£62.00

ISBN: 9780199283897
Published: 14/02/2008

Punishing Persistent Offenders explores the nature and consequences of the recidivist sentencing premium on both the theoretical and empirical levels. It begins by exploring the justifications for treating repeat offenders more harshly, and then provides examples of the practice from a number of jurisdictions including England and Wales, Canada, and the United States. Particular attention is paid to the views of two important groups: convicted offenders and the general public.

The first work to examine both the theory and empirical evidence surrounding the nature and consequences of sentencing repeat offenders more harshly
Explores sentencing policy in a variety of jurisdictions including England and Wales, Canada, and the United States
Presents new research into the attitudes to punishment of both offenders and the general public