Law, Power and Justice in England and Wales
By (Author) Ian McKenzie
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
18th June 1998
United States
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
Police and security services
Laws of specific jurisdictions and specific areas of law
364.942
Hardback
240
Examining such areas as the court, policing and the prison system, this book also considers criminal activity in two arenas: the nature and responses to street-level crime and the nature of terrorist activity. The involvement of minorities in the system - as victims, as defendants and as police officers - and the growing need for Europe-wide police responses to international and transnational crime are also considered. Criminal justice statistics, radical criminological thought in England and Wales, and the politics of criminal justice are also examined.
IAN K. McKENZIE is Director of the Institute of Police and Criminological Studies at the University of Portsmouth, England. A former London police officer who retired with the rank of Superintendent, McKenzie has published widely on the interface between psychology and policing.