The over-representation of Indigenous persons in custody

Arthur Anscombe

The over-representation of Indigenous persons in custody

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The Book: The corrections system is probably the best known but least understood of public institutions. Everyone knows what a prison is, but not many know much about them, or that the prison is only a small part of the total system. "Corrections Criminology" is a groundbreaking examination of corrections systems - what we know; the key issues that need to be addressed now; and the issues likely to arise in the future. The book's 28 chapters cover: ......Special Prison Populations, such as Indigenous, female and aging prisoners......

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Corrections Criminology
Editors	Sean O' O'Toole, Simon Eyland
Place of Publication	Sydney
Publisher	Hawkins Press
Pages	109-116
Number of pages	8
Edition	12
ISBN (Print)	1876067179
Publication status	Published - 2005

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The over-representation of Indigenous persons in custody

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