Davies, Croall & Tyrer's Criminal Justice

Professor Malcolm Davies is a retired professor of law and penology. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the Californian Attorney General’s Office, Bureau of Statistics and a visiting lecturer in the Law Schools at the University of Helsinki and the University of California at Davis and Berkeley.Dr Susanna Menis , BA Law, MSc Criminology, PhD law/Criminology, MA Historical Research, is a Senior Lecturer in Law and Criminology at Birkbeck London University, School of Law. Her research and teaching reflect an interest in criminology, law and the humanities, socio-historical and doctrinal approaches to law.Simon Fulgoni graduated from the University of Greenwich and completed postgraduate studies in the field of terrorism and counter-terrorism at Royal Holloway, University of London. His research focuses on international relations, far-right terrorism and white supremacist violent extremism. Simon is a visiting university lecturer and currently works as a civil servant at the Ministry of Justice in London, England.

• 1: What is criminal justice?2: What is crime?3: Victims and the impact of crime4: Governmental, political and administrative context of criminal justice in England and Wales5: Crime prevention and reduction6: The police7: Prosecution, caution and diversion8: Youth justice9: Criminal courts, judiciary and pre-trial procedures10: The trial and establishing guilt11: Sentencing aims and process12: Punishment philosophies and penal paradigms13: Prisons14: Probation Service and community penalties15: Conclusion