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PublisherLAP Lambert Academic Publishing
ISBN 139783838371214
ISBN 103838371216
Book SubtitleThe Western World's Analysis
Book DescriptionElectronically monitored sanctions have become an emerging force in the field of corrections in the Western world during the last two decades. Although these sanctions have been promoted as providing a punitive aspect to community sentences, they are considered by many observers to be relatively 'non-deprivative' compared to the more traditional sanction of imprisonment. However, research analysing the offender's opinions of the perceived severity of electronically monitored sanctions indicates that, contrary to general public belief, most offenders see these sanctions as onerous, and some offenders even regard these sanctions as very punitive, and in fact, prefer imprisonment. Consequently, this thesis primarily investigated impact of the elements of punishment in electronically monitored sanctions and offenders' personal and social characteristics that result in them experiencing varied levels of punitiveness.
About the AuthorMarietta Martinovic has been a Lecturer in Criminal Justice Programs at RMIT University in Melbourne (Australia) over the past ten years. She has lectured in thirteen criminal-justice related subjects, and currently teaches three steams of Criminology, Crime Prevention and Comparative Criminal Justice Systems.
LanguageEnglish
AuthorMarietta Martinovic
Publication Date22 Jun 2010
Number of Pages176

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