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CRIMINAL JUSTICE: A WORKING PAPER

01 January 1991

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE: A WORKING PAPER
refdoc July=1991

BOOKS/PAMPHLETS User Ref = P54859
Home Office
HMSO, 1984 36pp, graphs, tables RP54859A

Sets out the action being taken at present under Home Office
supervision and guidance in furtherance of the strategy laid
down by the Home Secretary. Describes the central objective
which is to sustain the rule of law by preventing crime,
detecting the culprit when crimes are committed, convicting
the guilty and acquitting the innocent and by giving
proper effect to the sentences or orders which are imposed.

United Kingdom, crime, crime prevention, police powers,
police effectiveness, probation service, prison, victim,
criminal law, court

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