Sentencing and Sanctions in Western Countries

Table of contents

• Sentencing and Sanctions in Western Countries *
• Title Page *
• Preface *
• Contents vii
• Contributors ix
• Sentencing and Sanctions in Western Countries *
• Punishment Policies and Patterns in Western Countries 3
• References *
• One - Colonization and Resistance in Australian Sentencing 29
• Notes *
• References *
• Two - The Decline of English Sentencing and Other Stories 62
• Notes *
• References *
• Three - The Decline of the Repressive Ideal 92
• Notes *
• References *
• Four - Sentencing and Punishment in the Netherlands 151
• References *
• Five - Sentencing and Punishment in Germany 188
• Notes *
• References *
• Six - The Disassembly and Reassembly of U.S. Sentencing Practices 222
• Notes *
• References *
• Seven - Comparative Perspectives on Sentencing Policy and Research 259
• Notes *
• References *
• Eight - Post-Adjudication Dispositions in Comparative Perspective 293
• Notes *
• References *
• Nine - International Standards for Sentencing and Punishment 331
• Appendix 9.A - Articles Related to Substantive Criminal Law and Sentencing in Major Human Rights Instruments *
• Appendix 9.B - Summary of the Rights Protected by the European Convention on Human Rights *
• Appendix 9.C - Selected Provisions of the Council of Europe Recommendation No. R (92) 17: Consistency in Sentencing *
• Notes *
• References *
• Ten - International Controls on Sentencing and Punishment 379
• Notes *
• References *
• Eleven - The Project of Sentencing Reform 405
• Notes *
• References *
• Index 421

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