Criminal justice in Europe: a comparative study/
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Oxford: New York:
Clarendon Press ; Oxford University Press,
1995
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Table of Contents:
- Criminal justice in the Netherlands
- Constantijn Kelk
- The evolution of criminal justice policy in the UK
- Gavin Dingwall and Alan Davenport
- Are inquisitorial and adversarial systems converging?
- Nico Jorg, Stewart Field, and Chrisje Brants
- The European Convention on Human Rights and criminal justice in the Netherlands and the UK
- Bert Swart and James Young
- Intergovernmental co-operation in the field of criminal law
- Christopher Harding and Bert Swart
- The European community and criminal law
- Rene Guldenmund, Christopher Harding, and Ann Sherlock
- Discretion and accountability in prosecution : a comparative perspective on keeping crime out of court
- Chrisje Brants and Stewart Field
- Managing the drug problem : tolerance or prohibition?
- Jos Silvis and Katherine S. Williams
- Diversion, Europeanization and the mentally disordered offender
- Phil Fennell and Frans Koenraadt
- Diversion in English and Dutch juvenile justice
- Loraine Gelsthorpe .. [et al.]
- Prosecutors, examining judges, and control of police investigations
- Stewart Field, Peter Alldridge, and Nico Jorg
- Police detention in the UK and in the Netherlands
- Alan Davenport and Peter Baauw
- DNA profiling and the use of expert scientific witnesses in criminal proceedings
- Peter Alldridge, Sanneke Berkhout-van Poelgeest, and Katherine S. Williams
- Witness evidence, Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights and the principle of open justice
- Annemarieke Beijer, Cathy Cobley, and Andre Klip
- Protection of and compensation for victims of crime
- Jane Morgan, Frans Willem Winkel, and Katherine S. Williams
- Sentencing practice, policy, and discretion
- Constantijn Kelk, Laurence Koffman, and Jos Silvis
- Prisoners' rights in the Netherlands and England and Wales
- Gillian Douglas and Martin Moerings
- τ. he transfer of prisoners with special reference to the Netherlands and the UK
- Desiree Paridaens and Christopher Harding
- Conclusion : Europeanization and convergence : the lessons of comparative study