The latest vol of law&history is out. A special edition on The Criminal Trial in Australia: Offenders and Victims, guest edited by Mark Finnane.
Don’t forget the journal is available via HeinOnLine, Informit and EBSCO! We are double blind peer reviewed and submissions can be sent to Diane.Kirkby@uts.edu.au.
Table of Contents:
The Criminal trial in Australia: offenders and victims
Contents
Guest Editor’s Comments
1. Lisa Featherstone
Women’s rights, men’s rights, human rights: discourses of rights and rape in marriage in 1970s and 1980s Australia
2. Tanya Mitchell
The rise to prominence of the victim in the summary criminal jurisdiction in the twentieth century
3. Lisa Durnian
Police Practices and the Judges’ Rules, 1926-1961
4. Alana Piper and Lauren Vogel
Co-offenders before the court: The joinder effect in Victoria, 1861-1961
5. Andy Kaladelfos
Gender, Victimisation and Prosecutorial Discretion:[in] the Attrition of Sexual Offences
6. Arlie Loughnan
Women’s Responsibility for Crime: Dynamics of Change in Australia since the turn of the Twentieth Century
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