Current Issues in Criminal Justice - Volume 17 No. 2

Articles

Juliette Langdon and Paul Wilson, When justice fails: A follow-up examination of serious criminal cases since 1985
Lynne Weathered, Pardon Me: Current Avenues for the Correction of
Wrongful Conviction in Australia
Tamara Walsh, Won’t Pay or Can’t Pay? Exploring the Use of Fines as a Sentencing Alternative for Public Nuisance Type Offences in Queensland
Lyn Hinds, Three strikes and you’re out in the west: A study of
newspaper coverage of crime control in Western Australia
Samantha Jeffries, How Justice 'Gets Done': Politics, Managerialism,
Consumerism, and Therapeutic Jurisprudence
Abigail Kohn, Police Beliefs and Attitudes about Gun Control

Mike Grewcock, Slipping through the net? Some thoughts on the Cornelia Rau and Vivian Alvarez Inquiry
Mark Findlay, Globalisation and Urban Crime: Mean streets or lost suburbs?
Rick Sarre, Police and the Public: Some observations on policing and Indigenous Australians

Phil Scraton, Bin Laden in the Suburbs: Criminalising the Arab Other,
Scott Poynting, Greg Noble, Paul Tabar and Jock Collins
Jude McCulloch, Criminal Justice and Political Cultures: National and
International Dimensions of Crime Control, Tim Newburn and Richard Sparks (eds)
Bron McKillop, With Malice Aforethought: A Study of the Crime & Punishment for Homicide, Louis Blom-Cooper and Terence Morris
Rick Sarre, Batons and Blockades: Policing industrial disputes in
Australasia, David Baker