'Sentencing' diaporamas de présentation

Strategies for Successful Sentencing Reform

Strategies for Successful Sentencing Reform. Presentation to S.C. Sentencing Reform Commission by S.C. Public Defenders Chris Scalzo, Charles Grose & Ashley Pennington March 5, 2009. This Presentation Will:. Recommend How to Develop a Strategy for Successful Sentencing Reform

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AGENDA

AGENDA. Current News in Criminal Justice (Pomona PD) Quick review of Chapter 8 that was not covered Chapter 9, Sentencing. Slide 26. Sentencing. Up until now, we have covered Crime in America, Policing, the courts and the various people involved in the courts.

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Crime and Criminal Justice

Crime and Criminal Justice. 3/20/2012. Learning Objectives. Use knowledge and analyses of social problems to evaluate public policy, and to suggest policy alternatives, with special reference to questions of social justice, the common good, and public and individual responsibility.

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Drug trafficking large commercial quantity

Drug trafficking large commercial quantity. Case study for VCE. 1. Sentencing origin and range. What is the origin and range of sentences available to a judge in Victoria?. Photo: John French / Courtesy of The Age. Chief Justice Marilyn Warren of the Supreme Court of Victoria.

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Armed robbery

Armed robbery. Case study for VELS. 1. What is sentencing?. What laws guide a judge when sentencing?. Photo: John French / Courtesy of The Age. Chief Justice Marilyn Warren of the Supreme Court of Victoria. Who is responsible for sentencing?.

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Sentencing the Guilty

Sentencing the Guilty. Chapter 15. Eighth Amendment. Excessive bail shall not be required, not excessive fines imposed, not cruel and unusual punishments inflicted. Reasons for Sentencing. Retribution: Incapacitation: Deterrence: Rehabilitation:. Retribution.

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Chapter 15 Sentencing Options

Chapter 15 Sentencing Options. Questions. Why do we sentence? Should the punishment fit the crime? or, Should the punishment fit the criminal?. Philosophies of Punishment. Retribution l Incapacitation l Deterrence l Rehabilitation l Restorative Justice. Questions:.

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Sources of Law

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Human Trafficking Section

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Calderdale YOT

Calderdale YOT. Key changes and updates. Contents. Key elements i.e. LASPO Act 2012 Youth Sentences i.e referral orders, DTOs , YROs Budget National standards/ scaled approach Remands Knife Crime Referral Orders Payment-by-results (PBR) Neighbourhood resolution

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Mandatory Sentencing

Mandatory Sentencing. Charlotte Baker HSC Legal Studies. DEFINITION. Mandatory sentencing refers to the practice of parliament setting a fixed penalty for the commission of a particular criminal offence ( The Australian Institute for Criminology ). HISTORY.

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Chapter 8

Chapter 8. Development of an Effective Ethics Program. Effective Ethical Compliance Programs. should reduce the possibilities of penalties & negative public reaction to misconduct must be communicated to all employees-common understanding of organizational values, policies & procedures

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Criminal Justice P rocess:

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Use Of Risk Assessments in Utah Sentencing

Use Of Risk Assessments in Utah Sentencing. Jacey Skinner Director, Utah Sentencing Commission National Association of State Sentencing Commissions 2012. The LSI Level of Services Inventory Intended to predict risk of recidivism

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Elements of an Effective Sentencing Commission

Elements of an Effective Sentencing Commission. Barb Tombs, Director Center on Sentencing and Corrections Presentation to Connecticut Sentencing Task Force May 7, 2007. Elements of an Effective Sentencing Commission. Determine Overall Sentencing Philosophy Incapacitation Deterrence

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Philosophy 220

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The Finnish Culture of Correction

The Finnish Culture of Correction. Kris Clarke, Ph.D California State University, Fresno/Social Work Education. Finland: population and tradition. Population: 5.2 million (less than 3% of foreign background) , largely Lutheran faith Social democracy Not wide societal inequalities

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High Court

High Court. Andrea Johnson, Arielle James. Appeals Court. The court may also introduce a new law to the parliament. The head of all courts next to the supreme courts. Structure of the court involves: deputies, plenum, presidium, & the chambers for the civil & criminal cases.

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Privatisation In Australia

Privatisation In Australia. Criminal justice system (CJS) privatisation or more recently contestability varies among OECD countries (Harding, 2001; Mason, 2013) Most similar countries: Australia and England/Scotland

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