Discretion in Criminal Justice Paul Thompson

Discretion in Criminal Justice Paul ThompsonAn exploration of how discretion shapes every stage of criminal justice, revealing the enduring tension between individualized judgment and system wide fairness. What really happens when the law is appliednot in statutes or theory, but in the day to day decisions that shape liberty, punishment, and public safety? Discretion in Criminal Justice brings together leading scholars from the American Bar Foundation's pioneering Survey of Criminal Justice to

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