Allison Morris
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3660447 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Allison Morris |
| NOMBRES | Allison |
| APELLIDO | Morris |
| FIRMA | MORRIS A |
| AFILIACIONES | Victoria University of Wellington |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1976 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Restorative Approach to Family Violence
Youth Justice in New Zealand
The Children, Young Persons, and Their Families Act 1989 put in place new objects, principles, and procedures for youth justice in New Zealand. Both the philosophy underpinning this system and the use of family group conferences exemplify a restorative justice approach that has now been adopted in many other countries. This article describes these changes and presents some of the results of recently published research that examines the extent to …
Youth Justice in New Zealand
The Children, Young Persons and Their Families Act 1989 incorporated family group conferences into New Zealand's youth justice system. Though not premised on restorative justice ideas, New Zealand's system is broadly compatible with them. Alleged offenders under age fourteen may not be criminally prosecuted (except for murder or manslaughter), and offenders from fourteen to seventeen years old must be referred to a family group conference either …
Perspectives néo-zélandaises sur la justice des mineurs au Canada
Le gouvernement canadien a présenté des propositions de changement de la justice des mineurs qui mettent l'accent sur la prévention de la délinquance des jeunes ; sur la déjudiciarisation et la réduction de la mise sous garde ; sur le fait de tenir les jeunes responsables de leurs infractions de manière significative; sur l'établissement de programmes qui produisent des effets à l'endroit des contrevenants, particulièrement les délinquants multir…
Putting Restorative Justice into Practice for Adult Offenders
Many countries are now exploring new models of justice in the hope that they can be more effective than the traditional criminal justice system in responding to victims, reducing the probability of reoffending and contributing to community safety. This article describes two pilot schemes which used community panel meetings to decide on diversionary plans for adult offenders. Both displayed elements of restorative justice processes, particularly a…
Re‐visioning Men's Violence Against Female Partners
This article considers some of the tensions surrounding criminal justice interventions to deal with men's violence against their female partners. Some commentators argue for the increased criminalisation and penalisation of violent men, and others focus on a more caring vision of justice, for example. This article reviews what has been achieved to deal with men's violence via the law and criminal justice system and explores the potential of more …
Youth Justice
Giving Victims a Voice
More weight is now being given in many criminal justice systems to the needs and wishes of victims. Few jurisdictions, however, have gone as far as the recently introduced system of’ youth justice in New Zealand. There, a meeting is arranged between the victim (or their representatives), the young person who committed the offence, his or her family and a police officer to decide the appropriate response to the offending. The arguments behind this…
Gender Crime and Justice
Feminist Perspectives in Criminology
This paper describes the achievements of feminist perspectives in criminology and explores their potential for transforming and transgressing' the criminological enterprise. In particular, the authors focus on the potential for transforming traditional research methodologies. Whilst feminist research methodologies are perhaps closely allied to those adopted by symbolic interactionists, the authors are keen to show how feminist approaches overcome…
Female Crime
Understanding Juvenile Justice
Feminism and Criminology in Britain
LORAINE GELSTHORPE, Lancaster, ALLISON MORRIS, Cambridge; FEMINISM AND CRIMINOLOGY IN BRITAIN, The British Journal of Criminology, Volume 28, Issue 2, 1 Ma
Women, crime, and criminal justice
Providing Criminal Justice for Children
Attendance Centres
This paper contrasts the official policy underlying attendance centres with the practice of one such centre. Two issues in particular are discussed: the objectives of the centre (noting particularly the views of the staff and the boys) and the apparent place of attendance centres in the tariff. Certain divergences are highlighted and their implications discussed in the light of the recent Criminal Justice Act
Young Offenders
The Government's White Paper Young Offenders aims to alter radically the provisions of the criminal justice system for children and young people. This article looks at the emergence of the White Paper against the policy and practice of the 1969 Children and Young Persons Act and assesses the likely outcome of its proposals. Overall, the Government's programme will enable a considerable toughening of intervention in the lives of children and facil…
Supervision Orders
Juvenile Justice
Female Crime
Feminism and Criminology in Britain
LORAINE GELSTHORPE, Lancaster, ALLISON MORRIS, Cambridge; FEMINISM AND CRIMINOLOGY IN BRITAIN, The British Journal of Criminology, Volume 28, Issue 2, 1 Ma
Youth Justice in New Zealand
The Children, Young Persons, and Their Families Act 1989 put in place new objects, principles, and procedures for youth justice in New Zealand. Both the philosophy underpinning this system and the use of family group conferences exemplify a restorative justice approach that has now been adopted in many other countries. This article describes these changes and presents some of the results of recently published research that examines the extent to …
Gender Crime and Justice
Understanding Juvenile Justice
Juvenile Justice
Supervision Orders
Young Offenders
The Government's White Paper Young Offenders aims to alter radically the provisions of the criminal justice system for children and young people. This article looks at the emergence of the White Paper against the policy and practice of the 1969 Children and Young Persons Act and assesses the likely outcome of its proposals. Overall, the Government's programme will enable a considerable toughening of intervention in the lives of children and facil…
Attendance Centres
This paper contrasts the official policy underlying attendance centres with the practice of one such centre. Two issues in particular are discussed: the objectives of the centre (noting particularly the views of the staff and the boys) and the apparent place of attendance centres in the tariff. Certain divergences are highlighted and their implications discussed in the light of the recent Criminal Justice Act
Providing Criminal Justice for Children
Women, crime, and criminal justice
Feminism and Criminology in Britain
LORAINE GELSTHORPE, Lancaster, ALLISON MORRIS, Cambridge; FEMINISM AND CRIMINOLOGY IN BRITAIN, The British Journal of Criminology, Volume 28, Issue 2, 1 Ma
Understanding Juvenile Justice
Female Crime
Feminist Perspectives in Criminology
This paper describes the achievements of feminist perspectives in criminology and explores their potential for transforming and transgressing' the criminological enterprise. In particular, the authors focus on the potential for transforming traditional research methodologies. Whilst feminist research methodologies are perhaps closely allied to those adopted by symbolic interactionists, the authors are keen to show how feminist approaches overcome…
Gender Crime and Justice
Giving Victims a Voice
More weight is now being given in many criminal justice systems to the needs and wishes of victims. Few jurisdictions, however, have gone as far as the recently introduced system of’ youth justice in New Zealand. There, a meeting is arranged between the victim (or their representatives), the young person who committed the offence, his or her family and a police officer to decide the appropriate response to the offending. The arguments behind this…
Re‐visioning Men's Violence Against Female Partners
This article considers some of the tensions surrounding criminal justice interventions to deal with men's violence against their female partners. Some commentators argue for the increased criminalisation and penalisation of violent men, and others focus on a more caring vision of justice, for example. This article reviews what has been achieved to deal with men's violence via the law and criminal justice system and explores the potential of more …
Youth Justice
Putting Restorative Justice into Practice for Adult Offenders
Many countries are now exploring new models of justice in the hope that they can be more effective than the traditional criminal justice system in responding to victims, reducing the probability of reoffending and contributing to community safety. This article describes two pilot schemes which used community panel meetings to decide on diversionary plans for adult offenders. Both displayed elements of restorative justice processes, particularly a…
Perspectives néo-zélandaises sur la justice des mineurs au Canada
Le gouvernement canadien a présenté des propositions de changement de la justice des mineurs qui mettent l'accent sur la prévention de la délinquance des jeunes ; sur la déjudiciarisation et la réduction de la mise sous garde ; sur le fait de tenir les jeunes responsables de leurs infractions de manière significative; sur l'établissement de programmes qui produisent des effets à l'endroit des contrevenants, particulièrement les délinquants multir…
Youth Justice in New Zealand
The Children, Young Persons and Their Families Act 1989 incorporated family group conferences into New Zealand's youth justice system. Though not premised on restorative justice ideas, New Zealand's system is broadly compatible with them. Alleged offenders under age fourteen may not be criminally prosecuted (except for murder or manslaughter), and offenders from fourteen to seventeen years old must be referred to a family group conference either …
Youth Justice in New Zealand
The Children, Young Persons, and Their Families Act 1989 put in place new objects, principles, and procedures for youth justice in New Zealand. Both the philosophy underpinning this system and the use of family group conferences exemplify a restorative justice approach that has now been adopted in many other countries. This article describes these changes and presents some of the results of recently published research that examines the extent to …
Restorative Approach to Family Violence
Criminology (17 obras) · Political science (14 obras) · Sociology (14 obras) · Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (13 obras) · Law (13 obras) · Law (13 obras) · Economic Justice (12 obras) · Psychology (9 obras) · Criminal justice (8 obras) · Restorative justice (5 obras)