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Penalty, harm and the community: what role now for victim impact statements in sentencing homicide offenders in NSW?

Booth Tracey (University of New South Wales, 2007)
The Process is the Punishment: The Case of Bail in New South Wales

Booth Tracey; Townsley Lesley (University of Sydney, 2009)

In the context of bail, punitive crime policies in NSW have led to a gradual erosion of the presumption in favour of bail, the conflation of bail conditions and penalty and a steady increase in the number of persons being ...
Voices after the killing : hearing the stories of family victims in New South Wales.

Booth Tracey (Griffith University, Law School, 2001)

Report on the preliminary findings of a research project - evaluates and analyses 78 victim impact statements from family victims submitted in 32 homicide cases in New South Wales - between 2 April 1997 and 31 December ...

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