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=100   #$$a Cavadino , Michael
=245  14$$a The Penal System An Introduction /$c Michael Cavadino & James Digman
=250  ##$$a Ed.3. Cet.1.
=260  ##$$a New Delhi :$b Oxford University Press,$c 2002
=300  ##$$a 405 hlm. ; 24 cm ; $c 24 cm
=500  ##$$a Indeks : Indeks
=520  ##$$a This book is about the penal system-the system that exists to punish and otherwise deal with people who have (ussually) been convicted of a criminal offence. More precisely, we are centrally concerned with the "English" penal system, by which we mean the system in England and Wales. (Scotland and Northern Ireland have separate Systems). However, much of what we say (especially about penal philosophy and penal sociology in Chapters 2 and 3) is of relevance to more than one country; and we have referred to other penal systems at times to help illuminate the English (and Welsh) experience.
=650   4$$a Teori-Hukum
=700   #$$a & James Digman
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