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Translatation of: Lesage de La Haye, Jacques, 1938- ; L'abolition de la prison, Print version, Print version: Lesage de La Haye, Jacques, 1938- ; Abolition of prison, Why prisons? -- The revolt of abolitionists -- What prison is like -- Sex and prison -- No integration, no re-entry -- Alternatives to incarceration: the forerunners -- Recent and current alternatives to incarceration -- Mediation and reparation -- How do we go abolition? -- Why abolition?

Print version: Mercer, Keith, 1978- ; Rough justice, Intro -- Title page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- List of Tables and Appendices -- Abbreviations -- Foreword -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Fishing Admirals and Legal Confusion -- Searching for John Guy: Early Governors and Laws -- The Rise of the Royal Navy -- Legal Experiments and Frustrations -- Garrison Intrigue -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3: The Birth of the Police, 1729-65 -- Governor Osborne and the District System -- Britain and Newfoundland -- Constable Slaughter in Action, 1730 -- Legal Stagnation and the Sabbath -- Crime and the Courts -- Assault on the Night Watch, 1754, Constables in Early Trinity -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4: Officers of the Court, 1765-90 -- Social Challenges in Trinity and Bonavista Bays -- Policing the Irish Shore -- The St. John's Assizes -- Roads and Buildings -- Comparisons: Nova Scotia and Quebec -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5: Publicans and Policemen, 1790-1815 -- The Tavern-Keeper System in St. John's -- Early Reforms and Outport Trends -- Court Costs and Police Wages -- Dominick King's Ordeal -- Policing and Punishment -- Chasing Deserters: Constables and the Military -- Ship Rooms and the St. John's Constabulary -- Conclusion, Chapter 6: Crime-Fighting and Political Reform, 1815-32 -- Winters of the Rals -- Property Crime in St. John's -- Rural Constables: St. Mary's and Burin -- Debating Municipal Reform in St. John's -- The Lundrigan-Butler Affair in Conception Bay -- Supreme Court Challenge -- The St. John's Constabulary in the 1820s -- Resisting the Police -- Down North: Twillingate and Labrador -- Municipal Incorporation and Colonial Reform -- Conclusion -- Chapter 7: The Newfoundland Constabulary, 1832-71 -- The Politics of Policing -- Judge Des Barres on Trial -- The Night Watch in St. John's, Inspector Timothy Mitchell -- The Dog Problem -- Carbonear in the 1860s -- Redcoats and Rioters -- The Withdrawal of the Garrison -- Conclusion -- Chapter 8: Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- Appendix 1 -- Appendix 2 -- Appendix 3 -- Appendix 4 -- Appendix 5 -- Appendix 6 -- Bibliography of Archival Sources -- About the Author -- Index

Reprint of (manifestation): Carving out a humanity, Print version: Carving out a humanity ; Race, rights, and redemption, Originally published as: Carving out a humanity. 2020, Introduction by Congresswoman Barbara Lee

Print version: Malekian, Farhad ; Conscience of prosecutors in international criminal law, Rules for prosecutors -- Safeguarding the mentality of criminal justice -- Equitable ethical approach -- Inappropriate conduct of prosecutors -- Moral judgements of the prosecutor of the international criminal court -- Ventriloquizing prosecutors -- Burden proof of prosecutors conducts

Print version: Smith, Abbe ; Guilty people, Petty criminals -- Ordinary felons -- Rapists -- Murderers -- Guilty clients, guilty lawyers -- Index, Includes index

Print version: McMillan, Nesam, 1979- ; Imagining the international, Introduction : the ideas of "international" crime and justice -- On international crime, justice and community -- "Rwanda" : the production of a global event -- International crime as spectacle : scale, subjectivity, ethics -- The ideal of international criminal justice : transcendence, otherness, myth -- Conclusion : community beyond crime : untethering international crime, justice and community

Print version: Schenwar, Maya ; Prison by any other name, Your home is your prison ; Locked down in "treatment" ; Confined in "community" ; Policing parenthood ; Communities as open-air prisons ; Your school is your prison ; Beyond alternatives

Print version: Nixon, Vivian ; What we Know : solutions from our experiences in the justice system, Intro -- Introduction -- A Note from the Editors -- 1. Earmark Jobs to Reduce Recidivism -- 2. A Tiny Ray of Light: On the Need for an Authentic Oversight Regime Within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice -- 3. Unlock Digital Inclusion -- 4. On Prison Labor -- 5. Correcting Excessive Sentences of Youthful Offenders -- 6. An Act to Increase Voter Registration and Participation -- 7. On Honor Yards -- 8. Undebatable -- 9. A Call for Pardons -- 10. Over-Incarceration and Gain Time: What's Wrong and How to Fix It -- 11. From Coming Home to Running the Homecoming Project -- 12. "Life" Means Death -- 13. The 13th and the Problem of the Color Line -- 14. From the Ground Up: Tapping the Strengths of Incarcerated People -- 15. A Bridge to Employment -- 16. Closing the Literacy Gap -- 17. The Age of Inequality: Ending the Mass Incarceration of Our Youth -- 18. Prisons as Nursing Homes: A Taxpayer Debacle -- 19. In Defense of Survival: Incentivizing Good Behavior -- 20. Electoral Politics: The New Revolution -- 21. Wards of the State -- 22. Mass Incarceration and Small Business -- 23. A New North Star -- Acknowledgments -- Notes

Print version: Malekian, Farhad ; Paralysing international criminal justice, Struggling for companionate justice -- Crimes of justice -- The notion of international legal personality -- Traditional recognition of Palestine -- Violations of international peremptory criminal law -- The mens rea of political laundering crucifying Al-Quds/Jerusalem -- Actus reus of the declaration implying the guilty mind -- Characterising dignity through the exploitation of legal personality -- Conclusion