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The New Ministry of Justice and The New Home Office (2 Book Set) The New Ministry of Justice and The New Home Office (2 Book Set)
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The New Ministry of Justice and The New Home Office (2 Book Set)

~ Bryan Gibson
Foreword by David Faulkner
Pages 160 + 172
Paperback
Published 05/09/2007
ISBN-10: 1904380379
ISBN-13: 9781904380375

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The New Ministry of Justice and The New Home Office (2 Book Set)
An Introduction


These are the first and as of now only books to describe the post 2007 UK systems of justice and law enforcement. They are also dynamic and ahead of any criminology text in assessing the type and impact of key institutional changes. Anyone purporting to write or research on UK or comparative matters of crime and punishment cannot really afford to be without them without appearing to be out of date. They also contain a full historical and developmental context.


The New Ministry of Justice
An Introduction

This timely publication concerning fundamental changes to Constitutional arrangements in the UK outlines the new Ministry of Justice announced by the UK Government in May 2007.

An ideal outline for busy practitioners or members of the general public alike. The New Ministry of Justice is written in the style of the acclaimed Waterside Press Introductory Series and with publication September 2007 (NOW IN STOCK).

The CONTENTS include:

Foreword, Preface and Chart
The Ministry of Justice: An Overview
The Judiciary, Courts and Tribunals
Prisons, Probation and Parole
Ombudsmen, Inspectors and Monitors
Law-Making and Legal Services
Constitutional Affairs and Human Rights
Sentencing Policy and Guidelines
Miscellaneous Responsibilities
The Secretary of State and Lord Chancellor
Into a Fresh Era


The New Home Office
An Introduction

This timely publication concerning fundamental changes to Constitutional arrangements in the UK outlines the new Home Office following the 'splitting off' of a variety of its responsibilities as announced by the UK Government in May 2007. An ideal outline for busy practitioners or members of the general public alike. The New Home Office is written in the style of the acclaimed Waterside Press Introductory Series and with publication Septemer 2007 (NOW IN STOCK).

The CONTENTS include:

Foreword, Preface and Charts
The Home Office: An Overview
Public Safety, Liberty and Protecting the Public
The Police and Policing
Crime Prevention and Crime Reduction
Terrorism and Emergency Powers
Border Controls, Immigration and Asylum
Safeguarding Personal Identity
Miscellaneous Home Office Responsibilities
The Changed Role of the Home Secretary
A Fresh Start and a New Era


Reviews

'Will set a standard of solidity and credibility... enthusiasm is kept within bounds and visionary schemes dealt with in measured terms': Justice of the Peace

'Gibson is to be applauded for having produced the first word on these new departments': Jamie Bennett, HMPS, Prison Service Journal

'This book can be of value to us who work in within the criminal justice system (as a way of just getting off the bewilderingly speedy roundabout for a minute or two) and to those members of the public who would like to have a modicum of understanding as to what exactly is happening in the world of cirminal justice at the moment... The chief aim of this book... is to provide a basic, accessible and hopefully constructive account that will be of interest to newcomers, students and general readers as well as to those seasoned practitioners or researchers seeking a useful overview. In the view of this reviewer those aims are more than satisfactorily met': The Justices' Clerk (re: The New Ministry of Justice)

'A sound and practical book that is useful for both the newcomer and the seasoned practitioner. For a small book, it is incredibly comprehensive and yet easy to read': The Justices' Clerk (re: The New Home Office)

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Author

Bryan Gibson is a barrister-at-law and a former a clerk to the justices. He is editor-in-chief of Waterside Press.

David Faulkner teaches at the Oxford Centre for Criminal justice Research and is a former Deputy Secretary of State at the Home Office.


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