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Community penalties, sentencers, the media and public opinion
- Introduction
- Measuring attitudes to probation and community penalties
- The general public
- What do the public know?
- What do the public want?
- Specific attitudes to community penalties
- Variations in attitudes
- What drives public opinion? 7
- Sentencers’ views
- Enhancing knowledge and confidence
- Conclusions
- Further reading
- References
Abstract
‘I don’t think probation means anything to many people’ (Interviewee, MORI 1998)
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