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Sentencing and Punishment: The Quest for Justice

Susan Easton, Christine Piper

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SENTENCING PRINCIPLES AND POLICIES 1. Penologies, principles and policies 2. Just constraints 3. Just deserts: developments in retributivist sentencing 4. Utility and deterrence 5. Risk and danger 6. Making amends 7. Mitigating the sentence 8. Treating children differently PUNISHING OFFENDERS 9. Justice in the modern prison 10. Equality and difference in punishment 11. Experiencing imprisonment 12. Just punishment in the community 13. Punishing young offenders 14. Future directions

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Key concepts: Punishment (psychology), Deterrence (psychology), Criminology, Imprisonment, Economic Justice, Prison, Retributive justice, Sentence