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Part Time Punishment?

01 January 1991

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Part Time Punishment?
libdoc November=1993

Author: Mair, George
Publisher: HMSO 1991
Keywords: Young People Probation Home Office

Contents:
The Origins and Development of Senior Attendance Centres

Introduction
Origins
Picking up the threads
Developments between the wars
The Criminal Justice Bill, 1938
The Criminal Justice Act, 1948

Development 1949-1982
A decade of non-development, 1949-1958
From Manchester to Greenwich
The forgotten disposal?
Limbo
Rebirth
Consolidation

Senior Attendance Centres in Operation
Sentencing patterns
Views on the use of centres
The organisation of centres
The offenders]
Towards evaluation
Summary
Senior attendance Centres and the Penal Policy Process
Conclusions

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