Understanding Violent Crime
1st edition
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Word Count
55,000 words, Guess
Page Count
220 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveunderstandingvio00jone
- Internet Archiveunderstandingvio0000jone
- ISBN-100335204171
- ISBN-139780335204175
- Goodreads5738735
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- LibraryThing6591605
- Library of Congress Control Number00044123
- OCLC Control Number44267956
- Better World Books9780335204175
- Open LibraryOL9720108M
Classifications
- LCCHV6035 .J63 2000
- LCCHV6035.J63 2000
- LCCHV 6035 J63 2000
Description
"This volume provides an account of the main explanations of violent behaviour. It draws upon sociological and psychological perspectives on violence as part of a coherent approach to the study of a phenomenon that raises wide public concern. There is also a focus on the ways in which violence is considered by the criminal justice system. Definitions of the main violent offences, including violent sexual offences, are discussed and some indication of the levels of sentencing in particular cases is provided. The final chapter then considers ways in which offenders are able to confront their violent behaviour within the criminal justice system. Frequent references to the definitions and treatment of violence in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the USA give the book a comparative perspective." "Level: undergraduate; postgraduate; research/professional."--Jacket.
First Sentence
In this chapter, alternative definitions of violence will be considered.
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