Ed Johnston is Associate Professor of Criminal Justice and Procedure and the Faculty Research Lead at the University of Northampton, UK.Claire-Michelle Smyth is Associate Professor of Law at Kingston University, UK.

• Chapter 1: Introduction - Ed Johnston and Claire-Michelle Smyth Chapter 2: Ripe for Justice? -Rupert Dunbar Chapter 3: Plea Bargaining and the State -Mike McConville Chapter 4: Guilty Pleas in Criminal Justice: Putting Just on Ice -Luke Marsh Chapter 5: Access to Justice in the Family Court: An Exploration of Key Issues and Barriers to Justice -Alex Newbury and Sarah Moore Chapter 6: Migrant (In)Justice -Olayinka Lewis Chapter 7: Social Entrapment: Is the Law Failing Women Who Kill? -Clare Wade KC and Rebecca Penfold Chapter 8: Marginalised Justice: Race and Racism in the Criminal Court System -Dominic Carrington Chapter 9: Why do we Punish Abortion? Interrogating the Role of Criminal Law in Abortion Legislation -Claire-Michelle Smyth and Ed Johnston Chapter 10: Misogyny, Misconceptions and Restorative Justice -Lisa Mary Armstrong Chapter 11: Sentencing Offenders with Mental Disorders, Developmental Disorders, or Neurological Impairments in England and Wales: A Case Study Analysis -Sally Kennedy, Clare S. Allely and Ian Warren Chapter 12: Searching for Justice: Reforming Sentencing for Children and Young People Convicted of Murder -Hannah Wishart Chapter 13: Justice for Nature: A Rawlsian Approach -Simon Sneddon

Ed Johnston is Associate Professor of Criminal Justice and Procedure and the Faculty Research Lead at the University of Northampton, UK.Claire-Michelle Smyth is Associate Professor of Law at Kingston University, UK.

• Chapter 1: Introduction - Ed Johnston and Claire-Michelle Smyth Chapter 2: Ripe for Justice? -Rupert Dunbar Chapter 3: Plea Bargaining and the State -Mike McConville Chapter 4: Guilty Pleas in Criminal Justice: Putting Just on Ice -Luke Marsh Chapter 5: Access to Justice in the Family Court: An Exploration of Key Issues and Barriers to Justice -Alex Newbury and Sarah Moore Chapter 6: Migrant (In)Justice -Olayinka Lewis Chapter 7: Social Entrapment: Is the Law Failing Women Who Kill? -Clare Wade KC and Rebecca Penfold Chapter 8: Marginalised Justice: Race and Racism in the Criminal Court System -Dominic Carrington Chapter 9: Why do we Punish Abortion? Interrogating the Role of Criminal Law in Abortion Legislation -Claire-Michelle Smyth and Ed Johnston Chapter 10: Misogyny, Misconceptions and Restorative Justice -Lisa Mary Armstrong Chapter 11: Sentencing Offenders with Mental Disorders, Developmental Disorders, or Neurological Impairments in England and Wales: A Case Study Analysis -Sally Kennedy, Clare S. Allely and Ian Warren Chapter 12: Searching for Justice: Reforming Sentencing for Children and Young People Convicted of Murder -Hannah Wishart Chapter 13: Justice for Nature: A Rawlsian Approach -Simon Sneddon

Ed Johnston is Associate Professor of Criminal Justice and Procedure and the Faculty Research Lead at the University of Northampton, UK.Claire-Michelle Smyth is Associate Professor of Law at Kingston University, UK.

• Chapter 1: Introduction - Ed Johnston and Claire-Michelle Smyth Chapter 2: Ripe for Justice? -Rupert Dunbar Chapter 3: Plea Bargaining and the State -Mike McConville Chapter 4: Guilty Pleas in Criminal Justice: Putting Just on Ice -Luke Marsh Chapter 5: Access to Justice in the Family Court: An Exploration of Key Issues and Barriers to Justice -Alex Newbury and Sarah Moore Chapter 6: Migrant (In)Justice -Olayinka Lewis Chapter 7: Social Entrapment: Is the Law Failing Women Who Kill? -Clare Wade KC and Rebecca Penfold Chapter 8: Marginalised Justice: Race and Racism in the Criminal Court System -Dominic Carrington Chapter 9: Why do we Punish Abortion? Interrogating the Role of Criminal Law in Abortion Legislation -Claire-Michelle Smyth and Ed Johnston Chapter 10: Misogyny, Misconceptions and Restorative Justice -Lisa Mary Armstrong Chapter 11: Sentencing Offenders with Mental Disorders, Developmental Disorders, or Neurological Impairments in England and Wales: A Case Study Analysis -Sally Kennedy, Clare S. Allely and Ian Warren Chapter 12: Searching for Justice: Reforming Sentencing for Children and Young People Convicted of Murder -Hannah Wishart Chapter 13: Justice for Nature: A Rawlsian Approach -Simon Sneddon