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Justice Reinvestment in Australia : a review of progress and key issues / Fiona Allison and Chris Cunneen
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Allison, Fiona & Cunneen, Chris & Justice Reinvestment Network Australia, issuing body & University of Technology, Sydney. Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research, issuing body. (2022). Justice Reinvestment in Australia : a review of progress and key issues Retrieved November 15, 2023, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3092920911
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Justice Reinvestment in Australia. A Review of Progress and Key Issues
Justice reinvestment (or ‘JR’) is a framework that emerged in the US around two decades ago. JR aims to decrease imprisonment in those communities from which comparatively high numbers of individuals are cycling in and out of prison. It is generally understood as having four key elements, the first of which is its place-based focus……., the second element is its reliance on statistical and other data,…….. the third working to change local conditions that give rise to offending……… and JR’s fourth element is its advocacy for a reinvestment of savings generated through decreased imprisonment to resource the ongoing work of JR projects.
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This report presents a review of the available literature on justice reinvestment (JR) and its application to the criminal justice system in Australia. The
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... literature,. arguing that “the lack of scholarly baggage allows the ... review of JR by Wood (2014) suggests that a long-term commitment and a
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Justice Reinvestment in Australia: A Review of the Literature. Matthew Willis and Madeleine Kapira. Australian Institute of Criminology (2018) · Value of a
Justice reinvestment (or 'JR') is a framework that emerged in the US around two decades ago. JR aims to decrease imprisonment in those communities from which
See, for example: Willis M & Kapira M (2018) Justice reinvestment in Australia: A review of the literature. Research Report no. 9. Canberra: Australian
There is now a growing body of literature on justice reinvestment,8 so this chapter will only briefly summarise some of the key principles and processes of
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