ABSTRACT
First published in 2001. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part |2 pages
PART A
chapter 2|20 pages
SENTENCING LAW OVERVIEW – THE ROAD TO NOWHERE
2.1 THE ABSENCE OF A PRIMARY JUSTIFICATION FOR SENTENCING
part |2 pages
PART B
chapter 5|34 pages
IN DEFENCE OF A UTILITARIAN THEORY OF PUNISHMENT: PUNISHING THE INNOCENT AND THE COMPATIBILITY OF UTILITARIANISM AND RIGHTS
5.1 INTRODUCTION
chapter 6|34 pages
INCAPACITATION, DETERRENCE AND REHABILITATION: FLAWED IDEALS OR APPROPRIATE SENTENCING GOALS?
6.1 INTRODUCTION
part |2 pages
PART C
chapter 7|28 pages
PROPORTIONALITY IN SENTENCING: ITS JUSTIFICATION, MEANING AND ROLE
7.1 INTRODUCTION
chapter 8|24 pages
SUSPENDED SENTENCES AND PREVENTIVE SENTENCES: ILLUSORY EVILS AND DISPROPORTIONATE PUNISHMENTS
8.1 INTRODUCTION
chapter 9|14 pages
NEW CRIMINAL SANCTIONS – INFLICTING PAIN THROUGH THE DENIAL OF EMPLOYMENT AND
9.1 INTRODUCTION
chapter 10|24 pages
DOUBLE PUNISHMENT AND PUNISHING CHARACTER – THE UNFAIRNESS OF PRIOR CONVICTIONS
10.1 INTRODUCTION
chapter 11|20 pages
CONSISTENCY AND FAIRNESS IN SENTENCING – THE SPLENDOUR OF FIXED PENALTIES
11.1 INTRODUCTION
