The integrity of criminal process : from theory into practice edited by Jill Hunter, Paul Roberts, Simon NM Young, and David Dixon.
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Oxford : Hart Publishing, 2016.Description: 408 pISBN: - 9781849465946
- 345.05 HUN/INT
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Table of Contents :
Chapter 1. Introduction : re-examining criminal process through the lens of integrity
Chapter 2. A public law conception of integrity in the criminal process
Chapter 3. Searching for integrity in domestic violence policing
Chapter 4. Integrity, interrogation and criminal injustice
Chapter 5. Factory farming and state-induced pleas
Chapter 6. Negotiating justice with integrity in New South Wales
Chapter 7. The integrity of charging decisions
Chapter 8. Prosecutors interviewing witnesses : a question of integrity
Chapter 9. Integrity, immunity and accomplice witness testimony
Chapter 10. Expert evidence and the responsibilities of prosecutors
Chapter 11. Stays of prosecution and remedial integrity
Chapter 12. Excluding integrity? Revisiting non-consequentialist justifications for excluding improperly obtained evidence in criminal trials
Chapter 13. Unbecoming jurors and unreasoned verdicts : realising integrity in the jury room
Chapter 14. Remorse and demeanour in the courtroom : cognitive science and the evaluation of contrition
Chapter 15. Rape law, past wrongs and legal fictions : telling law's story with integrity
Chapter 17. Against innocence
Chapter 18. Compensating injustice : the perils of the innocence discourse